Banyumas is one of Central Java’s rice-producing regions. However, floods and malaria caused famine in the area. This issue caught the attention of a member of the House of Representatives.

Snouck Hurgronje traveled to Jeddah and Mecca to observe and gather information about Muslims in the Dutch East Indies.

After leading the PETA uprising in Blitar, Supriyadi fled to the jungle and disappeared. It is believed that he was secretly killed by the Japanese as his body is nowhere to be found to this day.

Despite the mixed reactions, telenovelas continue to dominate Indonesian television. The heyday of these Latin American soap operas ultimately came to an end as viewers grew tired of them and switched to Mandarin and Korean dramas.

According to the Wangsakerta Manuscript, Tarumanagara was founded by refugees from India.

This is a story of a watch repairman who contributed to Christianization in Surabaya, Indonesia. He wanted Javanese Christians to be like the Dutch.

Before Tarumanagara, there was a civilization called Buni. What is the story of Tarumanagara's origin?

Several telenovela lead actors made a visit to Indonesia. They were welcomed by thousands of fans and left with unforgettable memories.

Towards the end of his life, Sutan Sjahrir lived as a prisoner under medical care. As bitter as it was, that period was the only time his daughter ever experienced life as part of a complete family.

Coolen spread Christianity in Java using wayang, a traditional Javanese puppet theatre. He acculturated Christian teachings with Javanese culture, creating a stark difference with Dutch Christianity.

The first and largest music studio in Indonesia to record sounds of artistic value, Lokananta continues to exist as a witness to the development of Indonesian music.

Christianity is the majority religion on Nias Island, thanks to German pastors who spread it with the help of local teachers whom they had trained.

Starting as radio dramas in Cuba, the revolution paved the way for radionovelas to become telenovelas. This Latin American cinema spread to various countries, including to Indonesian television screens.

Japan declared the Cideng Camp a “protected” ghetto, but in reality, the internees' lives were hellish.

Tan Tjeng Bok was known as an actor for three eras. He was once the highest-paid artist, but his life ended in sorrow. He was buried in the Petamburan Public Cemetery.