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Index
Dedication Table of Contents Thanks 1. Foreword 2. Hitler Seizes Power. The Beginning of the Second World War and How my Interest in the Dutch East Indies was Awakened 3. Dream Destination Dutch East Indies 4. Walther Hewel and Adolf Hitler with Emil Helfferich, Freiherr von Trott and Ernst A. Bohle 5. Hitler’s Pianists 6. Hitler’s Anti-Smoking Campaign 7. Trade Relations Between the Third Reich and the Dutch East Indies 8. German-British Relations 9. The Beginning of the Second World War, the Dutch Reaction and Japan’s Entry into the War 10. The Beginning of the U-Boat War in the Atlantic 11. Merchant Ships and Captured Ships as Blockade Breakers 12. The Occupation of South East Asia by Japan 13. Radio XGRS (German Radio Station), “Shanghai Calling” 14. The Nanking Massacre 15. The Sinking of the Van Imhoff 16. The Burma and Trans-Sumatra Railways 17. Second-World-War Maritime Disasters in South East Asia 18. Jewish Life in the Dutch East Indies and the Exodus of Jews from the Third Reich 19. Walther Hewel’s Diary 20. Reasons for Building German Bases in South East Asia 21. The Last Blockade Breakers and the Shortage of Rubber 22. The Yanagi Mission 23. German Naval Bases in South East Asia and the Arrival of the First Submarines 24. Operation Monsoon 25. Sabang Base on the Island of Weh and the Italian Submarines 26. The Telefunken Würzburg Radar Stations in the Far East 27. Subhas Chandra Bose and other Supporters of Hitler 28. The Bengali Holocaust 29. The German Embassy in Tokyo and the Sorge Espionage Affair 30. Communication 31. Provisions for the German U-Boats 32. Rest and Recreation for German Sailors 33. German Naval Pilots in the “Southern Region” 34. Operations Off the Coasts of Australia and New Zealand 35. Early Freedom Fighters and the Founding of PETA, Pembela Tanah Air 36. War Crimes at Sea 37. Sarangan: A German School on Java 38. Operation “Transom” and the Last German U-Boats in the “Southern Region” Until the End of the War 39. The German Capitulation 40. The Japanese Capitulation 41. German Support for Indonesian Freedom Fighters 42. Indonesia’s Struggle for Independence 43. Sarangan After the War 44. The Dutch After the War 45. Portuguese Timor’s Involvement in the Second World War and its Far-Reaching Consequences 46. Hitler’s Death 47. A German Military Cemetery on Java 48. Notable Germans Involved in the Development of the Free Indonesian Republic 49. Remarks about President Soekarno 50. Relics of the Second World War 51. Epilogue Index of Personal Names Subject Index Literature and Sources Other books by the same author Reviews of “Der Ruf des Geckos” and “A Gecko for Luck” Copyright
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