BATAVIA PUBLISHING

	Since 2001 Batavia Publishing is bringing out small and larger publications about the history and literature of the former Ne-therlands East Indies, Suriname, and the Netherlands Antilles. The first volumes of the series West-Indische Reeks and Anita Rambonnet Reeks are already published.
	In September 2002 the second edition appeared of Dr. G.C. Zijlmans en H.A. Enser: De Chinezen in Suriname: Een geschiedenis van immigratie en aanpassing 1853 - 2000 (The Chinese in Suriname: A history of immigration and adaptation 1853 - 2000) More information Errata regarding the first edition (Dutch)
	In May 2003 was published Anita Rambonnet: Amethyst – Chrysopraas (Anita Rambonnet Reeks No. 2) More information (Dutch) Information about life and works of Anita Rambonnet (Dutch)
	In November 2003 was published H.C. Focke: Iets over de Arrowakken en hunne taal (West-Indische Reeks No. 3) More information (Dutch)
	In December 2003 the second revised edition appeared of Paul Schats & Albert van der Waag Jr.: Forensic Medicine on St. Eustatius: Some experiences of two for- mer Government’s Physicians on a small Caribbean island (West-Indische Reeks No. 2) More information
	In March 2004 was published Mr. J. Palet (a pseudonym of Anita Rambonnet): Smaragden (Anita Rambonnet Reeks No. 3) More information (Dutch)
	In November 2004 appeared Rodene (a pseudonym of Anita Rambonnet): Batavia Calling: A story of the Japanese occupation in Java (Anita Rambonnet Reeks No. 4) More information
	In May 2005 appeared the second (revised) edition of Nini Hannaford-Rambonnet (daughter of Anita Rambonnet): Kiotské, Kére, Naoré (Stand to attention, Bow, Stand up): Abridged autobiography More information
fotogra-fieën van Suriname	In preparation G.C. Zijlmans: Fotografieën van Suriname: Paramaribo, de spoorweg en de dis-tricten in de jaren 1900-1910 (Photographs of Suriname: Para-maribo, the railway and the districts in the 1900-1910 years) A photograph book, which will be composed of a collection from Rev. C.A. Hoekstra’s inheritance (at the time he was a Lutheran vicar in Paramaribo), and a number of photographs from other collections. These were made by, amongst others, the Curiël Sis-ters and Eugen Klein. This book will be published in the autumn of 2006. More information (Dutch)
si mi li	In preparation Jan Palet (a pseudonym of Anita Rambonnet): Simili: Een fantasie zwevend tusschen leven, droom en dood (Simili: A phantasy gliding between life, dream, and death) (Anita Rambonnet Reeks No. 5) A stage play, written in the 1930s and situated in the Nether-lands East-Indies, which could also be performed as a radio play. Home