(Old page) East Indies Crisis - do not edit: Difference between revisions

The "''Butchering of Djoho''r" saw widespread condemnation internationally especially from IRC aligned nations, the Muslim world and the newly formed ANAN. Additionally, the event hashad many 'knock on' effects within the DEI, radicalizing the Soendanese intelligentsia & many within the Muslim middle and lower classes across the colony. InThe additionevent the eventalso saw the growth and expansion of ''National Republicanism'' within the East Indies as anti colonial political movements sought out a political ideology that could hopefully unify the anti imperial struggle in the East Indies with foreign supporters abroad. Several political scientists have also posited the theory that the destruction of the ''Partai Rakyat Islam Johor'' was a a massive boost to later national republican parties as the early PRIJ was the primary competitor of early national republican parties like the ''Partai Pembebasan Hindia Timur.''