ahmadajah03 Thu Jan 2021 2 years ago

Factory workers in the Dutch East Indies in 1940 - Indonesia was in color

Color documentation about the activities of workers or laborers in a factory in Java, in the Dutch East Indies era. The rapid development of the economy and the progress of the Dutch East Indies industry since the 1920s made many large-scale production factories established, although they were still concentrated in Java and Sumatra. Capital owners, some are foreign investors, recruiting local native residents to work in their factories.

Seen a unique nuance in that era which is very rarely found in the present, is most of the factory workers wearing traditional clothing during working hours. Sarong, Jarik cloth, kett, even berbaya.

Location: Java, Dutch East Indies (Indonesia)
Director: J.H. Zindler
Year: CIRCA 1939-1941

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