Van Mook and Thamboe reprisal

The transcript discusses a series of broken promises and agreements between Indonesia and the Dutch. In 1918, promises of internal autonomy were not fulfilled. In 1942, the Dutch Queen promised equal cooperation, which was also not honored. A truce agreement signed in 1946 was breached by the Dutch, leading to further conflict. Despite Indonesia's willingness to arbitrate differences, the Dutch refused and launched an attack, prompting Indonesia to act against the ensuing anarchy.

What was promised to Indonesia by the Dutch in 1918?

• Economic aid

• Internal autonomy

• Complete independence

• Military support

In 1942, what kind of cooperation did the Dutch Queen promise to Indonesia?

• Cultural exchange

• Economic cooperation

• Voluntary cooperation on an equal basis

• Military cooperation

What did the Dutch do after signing the truce agreement in 1946?

• Honored the agreement

• Withdrew from Indonesia

• Broke the agreement

• Requested more negotiations

What was Indonesia's approach to resolving differences with the Dutch?

• Military confrontation

• Diplomatic isolation

• Economic sanctions

• Arbitration

What action did the Dutch take after refusing arbitration requests?

• Proposed a new agreement

• Sought international mediation

• Agreed to a ceasefire

• Launched a full-scale attack