John Leyden might be the better naturalist but his fame came second to Raffles. There is a surmise that Leyden death was caused by Raffles.

Indonesians were enticed to advance their study on Japan. Some of them were ultimately involved in politics and war.

In the beginning, the Japanese came to Indonesia to trade and sell essential items for karayuki-san, the Japanese prostitutes.

A scandalous mess that tainted Indonesian diplomatic history: an Indonesian diplomat was reported to have provided a woman for Sukarno.

Seven soldiers from Dutch marine brigade were taken prisoner by TNI, provoking subsequent vindictive retaliation from the Dutch military.

The Javanese primary sources reveal the origin of the daunting epithet carried by Prince Samber Nyawa.

The Kedung Ombo Reservoir has sunk the history of a sacred ancestral land, boiling a tale where defiance and betrayal unfolds.

The notion of constructing a nuclear power plant has been deliberated for decades. The government still including it in their agenda.

MRT was a half-century dream that finally came true.

Living a lavish life in the palace was a fate he detested. Eventually resided in a village, he discovered the life philosophy of happiness.

A quiet student was regarded as a symbol of resistance against Sukarno’s regime. His death was clouded with mystery.

The story of one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the 1960s era. His trace completely vanished after the transfer of power.

Heart-wrenching stories from the witnesses of the horrific terrors induced by the ruthless DI/TII guerrillas.

He was the pioneer of Indonesian children's films, yet the possibility of finding his name in the grandeur of film history is little to none

Dr. Soesilo, a malaria specialist who was appointed as the Health Inspector. His life ended tragically at the hands of the Japanese.