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Reference FO 371/180378
Department/Office Foreign Office
Title Indonesia: Afro-Asian Islamic conference (March 1965) and Bandung conference (April 1965)
Date 1965
Collection Foreign Office Files for South East Asia, 1963-1966
Region South East Asia
Countries Indonesia
Places Afghanistan; Algeria; Australia; Bali; Bangkok; Beijing; Borneo; Brunei; Burma; Cairo; Cambodia; Canada; Canberra; Ceylon; China; Colombo; Cuba; Delhi; East Asia; Egypt; France; Geneva; Germany; Gibraltar; Hanoi; India; Indonesia; Iran; Israel; Jakarta; Japan; Java; Kenya; Korea; Kuala Lumpur; Kuwait; Laos; Lebanon; Lombok; London; Malaya; Malaysia; Maldives; Mali; Manila; Mongolia; Moscow; Nepal; Netherlands; New Delhi; New York; New Zealand; North Kalimantan; Ottawa; Pakistan; Paris; Peking; Philippines; Phnom Penh; Portuguese Timor; Rangoon; Russia; Sabah; Saigon; Singapore; South Africa; Soviet Union; Sri Lanka; Sumatra; Syria; Tanzania; Tel Aviv; Thailand; The Netherlands; Tokyo; Turkey; UAR; United Kingdom; United States; Vientiane; Vietnam; Washington; Wellington; Yugoslavia
People Ayub, President; Ho Chi Minh; Johnson, President Lyndon B.; Phouma, Souvanna; Sihanouk, Norodom; Subandrio; Sukarno; Win, General Ne
Topics administration; agriculture; aircraft; alcohol; alliance; ambassador; Anglo-United States relations; anti-colonialist; appeal; armed forces; arrest; assassination; attack; attitude; automobiles; ban; banks; battle; BBC; bilateral; bomb; broadcast; Buddhism; budget; business; campaign; celebrations; ceremony; charter; children; Chinese Communist Party; Christianity; colonies; commercial; commission; committee; commodities; Commonwealth; communications; communism; community; compensation; conference; conflict; confrontation; congress; constitution; consulate; council; crime; culture; currency; defence; delegation; demilitarisation; democracy; deportation; diplomacy; disarmament; discrimination; dispute; distribution; divisions; doctrine; economy; education; embassy; employment; engineers; execution; exports; federation; film; finance; fish; foreign affairs; Foreign Office; foreign policy; genocide; gold; government; Guided Democracy; health; high commissioner; hospitality; hostilities; human rights; imperialist; import; independence; inflation; intelligence; interview; invasion; investment; iron; Islam; judicial system; justice; Korean War; Koreans; labour; language; law; leadership; legislation; liberalism; manifesto; media; military occupation; mining; Minister of Education; Minister of Finance; Minister of Foreign Affairs; Minister of Land; Ministry of Defence; Ministry of Economic Warfare; Ministry of Information; murder; National Mobilization Law; nationalism; navy; negotiations; nuclear; oil; opponents; P.K.I; parliament; People's Republic of China; personnel; police; policy; population; poverty; Prime Minister; production; propaganda; protest; race; Radio Malaysia; raids; railway; rally; refugees; regime; reinforcements; religion; remittance; research; resistance; reunification; revolution; rice; right to vote; rubber; salt; Secretary of State; Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; security; settlement; Shell Oil Company; shipping; socialism; speech; statement; straits; strategy; strikes; students; taxation; technology; telegram; telegraphs; territorial claim; territories; terrorism; tin; tour; trade; trade unions; tradition; training; treaties; troops; uniform; United Front; United Nations; Vietnam War; violence; visit; vote; war; water; weapons; women; workers
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