- A readable account of the rebellion is given Far Eastern Economic Review 1961 September 28, ‘The End of the Indonesian Rebellion’.
- Aliran, literally ‘stream, current’ means ‘more than a mere political party, certainly more than an ideology: it is a comprehensive pattern of social integration’, of which the major parties are merely expressions Geertz Clifford The Javanese Village Local, Ethnic and National Loyalties in Village Indonesia: a Symposium Skinner G.W. Yale University Southeast Asia Studies 1959 37 37
- See the (rather critical) discussion of Indonesia's economy in 1960 Far Eastern Economic Review 1961 March 452 459 16
- This matter is fully outlined Legge J.D. Central Authority and Local Government in Indonesia Cornell University Press Forthcoming
- Aidit referred to the Army's obstructions in his report on the Congress Review of Indonesia 1959 November–December 41 41
- May 1960 . Pedoman May , 14
- April . Pedoman April , 21, 25, 26 and 29.) Another P.N.I, stalwart, Sartono, Speaker of the old Parliament, appears to have been aggrieved by its treatment, but he did not support the League openly.
- See Pedoman April 30, May 6 and 17.
- See Berita Indonesia 1961 April 18
- Details of the main developments were reported Pedoman July 28, 29, August 1, 6, 7, 9, 11, 26, 29, 31.
- The printing plants of papers sympathetic to Masjumi and P.S.I. were seized in late September; the papers continued under Heence, but Abadi was closed soon after (defiantly high-lighting a forlorn court action against the legality of the entire regime in its last issues), Pedoman and Pos Indonesia 1961 January in
- An outline of the Plan's projects which ignores its ritual political significance and treats its mathematics with naive seriousness Pacific Affairs 1961 July ‘The Indonesian Eight-Year Overall Development Plan’ by G. J. Pauker.
Australian Outlook
Volume 15, 1961 - Issue 3