2012
DOI: 10.17509/historia.v14i1.1905
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Seedling Nation’s Character Through Learning History: Learning From Exile Camp of Boven Digoel, Papua

Abstract: This article explains about the history of Boven Digoel Camp in its correlation with the formation of nation’s character. From 1927 to 1930s, colonial government had been exiling politic internees there. The aims is to control their thought and attitudes towards the government. During the exile, there were two diverse characters found, as the result, there were two groups of internees found, there who change their attitudes toward the governement and those who were consistent with their political attitudes.The… Show more

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