Sources
The main data on Snouck Hurgonje’s studies and colonial policy relating to Islam are available in the archives of the ‘Ministry of Colonies’ managed by the ‘National Archives’ in The Hague. The archive includes all decisions by the governors-general, all Minister of Colonies mail reports, and all government laws and regulations. Additionally data is available in the Indonesian National Archives in Jakarta and at the ‘Royal Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies’ (KITLV) in Leiden and the Leiden University Library.
The Leiden University Fund (nl:Leids Universiteits Fonds), dedicated to university reform is located at the 'Snouck Hurgronjehuis', Snouck's home donated to the University.
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