the Dutch military and government, in 1948 Van Mook resigned. Meanwhile, some time after the ceasefire, the Indonesian military secretly returned and began guerrilla operations against the Dutch. This led to a second major Dutch police action known as Operatie Kraai in December 1948. Van Mook subsequently broke links with both Indonesia and his home country, and took a job with the United Nations. However, not long after this, he died in France. Decorations Notes and references References External links The Van Mook Factor. |- 1894 births 1965 deaths People from Semarang Delft University of Technology alumni Governors-General of the Dutch East Indies Ministers of Colonial Affairs of the Netherlands Dutch people of the Indonesian National Revolution