Religious Policies pertaining to Islam, Christianity and other religions in the Netherlands Indies 1814-1942hdl:10622/UOM3LHIISH Data Collection2025-11-044Knaap, Gerrit; Kappelhof, Ton, 2025, "Religious Policies pertaining to Islam, Christianity and other religions in the Netherlands Indies 1814-1942", https://hdl.handle.net/10622/UOM3LH, IISH Data Collection, V4Religious Policies pertaining to Islam, Christianity and other religions in the Netherlands Indies 1814-1942hdl:10622/UOM3LHKnaap, GerritKappelhof, TonIISH Data CollectionGer DijkstraDijkstra, Ger2025-11-03Arts and HumanitiesColonial archivesPublic administration and political scienceReligious studies and theologyModern and contemporary historyColonial historyReligious Policies is a database to archival material concerning the formulation and execution of the strategy to deal with the several religions of Indonesia on the central, regional as well as the local levels. The time frame is 1814, the restoration of Dutch colonial rule in the Archipelago, to 1942, the year that Japan occupied the Netherlands Indies.Data-envelope.pdfapplication/pdfData-files.zipDataset in csv and sql formatapplication/zipData_keywords_abbreviations.zipAdditional keywords and abbreviations related to the original datasetapplication/zipIntroduction_Knaap_Kappelhof.pdfIntroduction by the authorsapplication/pdfScans_Legislation.zipapplication/zipScans_TropischeAtlas.zipapplication/zip