From Vienna to Yogyakarta

From Vienna to YogyakartaDiscover the compelling journey from Vienna to Yogyakarta with this engaging biography that tells the extraordinary story of Herb Feith. A Jewish refugee who fled war torn Europe in 1939, Feith established himself as a renowned scholar of Indonesia, passionately dedicating his life to the study of Indonesia and Southeast Asia. This book not only chronicles his remarkable life but highlights his efforts to build serious academic networks focused on the

Discover the compelling journey from Vienna to Yogyakarta with this engaging biography that tells the extraordinary story of Herb Feith. A Jewish refugee who fled war-torn Europe in 1939, Feith established himself as a renowned scholar of Indonesia, passionately dedicating his life to the study of Indonesia and Southeast Asia. This book not only chronicles his remarkable life but highlights his efforts to build serious academic networks focused on the region. A compelling read for scholars and enthusiasts alike, this biography offers insights into Feith's commitment to peace activism and his significant contributions to understanding Indonesia's rich culture and history. Perfect as a gift for history buffs or anyone interested in Southeast Asian studies, this brand new book is a must-have. With the ISBN 9781742232805, published by NewSouth Publishing in 2011, it serves as a testament to Feith’s legacy in the academic world.

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781742232805
Year: 2011
Publisher: NewSouth Publishing


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Herb Feith came to Australia as a Jewish refugee from war-torn Europe in 1939 and went on to become an internationally renowned and passionate scholar of Indonesia. He died tragically in Melbourne in 2001. This engaging biography tells his own extraordinary story and traces his interest in Indonesia, his determination to establish networks of serious study of Indonesia and Southeast Asia and his commitment to peace activism.