IN THE NETHERLANDS
RESISTANCE CONTINUES
The Japanese claim that in the Netherlands East Indies Archipelago everything is quiet and peaceful, and that armed resistance has ceased everywhere, has been contradicted several times by various statements made in Japanese-controlled broadcasts.
Now, for instance, comes a Japanese news item—of course only broadcast in the Japanese language for , use-that somewhere in Cenii u i Borneo 500 miles up one ?ivl oi^ g . e r rivers a Japanese puniexpedition rounded up three anri Tnnih Netherlands Army officers ° "°P" cor nmissioned omcers and men. The fact that thp sfnd n wh e at rn t i h^ ry authorities had to ® the y call a punitive" pxPhil a° n cle n rly proves that also in SKATSE* and SW
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 171, 22 July 1942, Page 6
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