殺戮的季節: 一九六五至六六年印尼大屠殺史 The Killing Season: A History of the Indonesian Massacres, 1965-66 (Traditional Chinese Edition) (春山之巔Summit)
by 傑弗瑞．羅賓遜 （Geoffrey B. Robinson）
The Killing Season: A History of the Indonesian Massacres, 1965-66 delves into the harrowing events of widespread violence in Indonesia during that period. Authored by Geoffrey B. Robinson, it offers a scholarly examination of the political turmoil, societal upheaval, and lasting consequences of these mass killings, providing essential insights into a dark chapter of modern history.
About This Book
The Killing Season provides a comprehensive history of the massacres that occurred in Indonesia between 1965 and 1966. Drawing on extensive research, it examines the scale and nature of the violence during this turbulent period.
The narrative focuses on the political and social context surrounding these events, highlighting their impact on Indonesian society. It explores how the massacres influenced the country's trajectory in the following decades.
Through a meticulous analysis, the book addresses the human cost and the broader implications of the killings. It serves as an important resource for understanding one of the most significant episodes of state-sponsored violence in the 20th century.
This Traditional Chinese edition makes the scholarship accessible to a wider audience interested in Southeast Asian history.
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