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The 89 pages that link to Dutch East Indies, each with the reason it gives.

• JavaRelated: Java became the colony’s political and economic center under Dutch rule.

• QuinineRelated: Large-scale cinchona cultivation there supplied much of the world’s quinine.

• BaliRelated: Dutch rule reshaped Bali’s political authority and its place in colonial administration.

• Lesser Sunda IslandsRelated: Dutch rule incorporated most Lesser Sunda islands into the territory that became Indonesia.

• Java SeaRelated: Colonial ports and sea routes made the Java Sea a central transport corridor.

• Dayak peopleRelated: Dutch rule shaped records and administrative categories applied to Indigenous communities in Kalimantan.

• Dutch Cape ColonyRelated: Unlike the Cape, it was a major Asian territorial possession in the Dutch imperial system.

• FloresRelated: Flores became part of the Dutch colonial state before Indonesian independence.

• Indonesian archipelagoRelated: Its colonial boundaries supplied the territorial framework inherited by Indonesia.

• CinchonaRelated: Dutch plantations there became a major source of quinine in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

• European exploration of AustraliaRelated: Australia lay on routes between the Dutch East Indies and the Indian Ocean.

• Java WarRelated: The colonial administration committed troops and resources to suppress the uprising.

• KrakatoaRelated: Colonial authorities gathered reports and managed relief after the disaster.

• East JavaRelated: Colonial administration and plantation economies helped shape East Java’s modern institutions.

• MedanRelated: Medan expanded as an administrative and commercial center within this colony.

• Nasi gorengRelated: The dish's history unfolded amid the changing foodways of the colonial and postcolonial archipelago.

• 1883 eruption of KrakatoaRelated: Colonial administration and communications shaped contemporary reporting and relief efforts.

• Balinese HinduismRelated: Colonial rule reshaped Bali's institutions and later influenced how its religion was defined.

• Delft University of TechnologyRelated: Colonial administration and infrastructure needs helped drive early demand for Dutch-trained engineers.

• Chairil AnwarRelated: Anwar grew up under colonial rule before witnessing the struggle for independence.

• PekanbaruRelated: Dutch administration and commercial networks reshaped Pekanbaru’s regional role.

• William III of the NetherlandsRelated: Its expansion and administration formed a major part of Dutch policy during William III’s reign.

• Sultanate of GowaRelated: Dutch influence in South Sulawesi expanded after Gowa’s defeat and the Treaty of Bongaya.

• TanjungpinangRelated: Tanjungpinang developed within Dutch colonial rule and administration.

• Bandar LampungRelated: Colonial rule shaped the administration and infrastructure of the area before Indonesian independence.

• CilegonRelated: Colonial administration and infrastructure shaped the wider region before industrialization.

• Culture of IndonesiaRelated: Colonial rule altered education, social divisions, and institutions later inherited by Indonesia.

• DenpasarRelated: Dutch rule transformed Denpasar’s political administration and urban development.

• Mount Tambora eruptionRelated: Colonial records and reports from the region document the eruption and its aftermath.

• PangkalpinangRelated: Pangkalpinang developed under Dutch colonial administration and the island's tin economy.

• Willem DreesRelated: Drees’s government confronted the end of Dutch rule and the transfer of sovereignty in 1949.