The Indonesian Genocide of 1965

Chapter 1 New Interpretations of the Causes, Dynamics and Legacies of the Indonesian Genocide

Chapter 2 A Case for Genocide: Indonesia, 1965–1966

Chapter 3 The Road to Genocide: Indonesian Military Planning to Seize State Power Prior to 1 October 1965

Chapter 4 The 30 September Movement and Its Aftermath in Bali, October–December 1965

Chapter 5 The Connection Between Land Reform and the 1965–1966 Tragedy in Bali

Chapter 6 Two Women’s Testimonies of Sexual Violence During the 1965–1966 Indonesian Massacres

Chapter 8 Counterrevolution in a Revolutionary Campus: How Did the “1965 Event” Affect an Indonesian Public University?

Chapter 9 The 1965–1966 Violence, Religious Conversions and the Changing Relationship Between the Left and Indonesia’s Churches

Chapter 10 The Efficacy of “Dangerous” Knowledge: “Children of Victims” in Indonesia After 1965

Chapter 11 Remembering Suffering and Survival: Sites of Memory on Buru

Chapter 12 Heads from the North: Transcultural Memorialization of the 1965 Indonesian Killings at the National Gallery of Australia

Chapter 13 The History of Loss and the Loss of History: Papermoon Puppet Theatre Examines the Legacies of the 1965 Violence in Indonesia

Chapter 14 Violent Histories and Embodied Memories: Affectivity of “The Act of Killing” and “The Look of Silence”

Chapter 15 Zombie Anti-Communism? Democratization and the Demons of Suharto-Era Politics in Contemporary Indonesia

Chapter 16 After 1965: Legal Matters for Justice?

Chapter 17 Working from the Margins: Initiatives for Truth and Reconciliation for Victims of the 1965 Mass Violence in Solo and Palu