Subject	Dutch East Indies
	Internment camps
	Nationalism
	Indonesia–History–Revolution, 1945-1949
	Detention of persons
	Prisoners of war–Australia
Category	3. World War I
	4. World War II
	5. Cold War (including Decolonisation)
Author	Dulrachman
Keywords	Boven Digoel
Current Holder	Flinders University
Period Of Reference	1931/1972
Date	1931-01-01
Item Number	AL/Thesis/169
Access Rights	Digitised
Rights	In Copyright (although current copyright status is unclear)
Country Of Origin	Indonesia
	Australia
Place	Thursday Island
	Boven Digul
Journey	Boven Digul
	Sydney
	Brisbane
	Jayapura (formerly Hollandia)
Language	Indonesian
Description From Source	Abdurachman / Dulrachman was a member of the nationalist movement; account of his escape from Boven Digul prison camp in 1929; recapture in Australia and subsequent return to Digul; he was taken again to Australia with other inmates by Dutch in 1942-1945; he is mentioned in “Black Armada” by Rupert Lockwood as a spokesperson for the Indonesian prisoners brought from Boven Digul prison camp to Australia before the Japanese occupied Indonesia. ‘Riwajat Dulrachman’; interview with Dulrachman by A. Lucas; biographical notes. Typed; handwritten, 18 pages. This file was donated by Anton Lucas, Adelaide, S.A. Anton Lucas Collection.
Physical Format	Manuscripts
	Conversation or interview transcripts
	Typescripts
Bibliographic Citation	https://www.zotero.org/groups/4688363/oama/items/BRKH5XSG/
	https://www.zotero.org/groups/4688363/oama/items/ZXZTPQBQ/