DISCOVER paradise
MALUKU
Long before the Golden Age cast its shadow over the world, the Moluccans were already aware of the true value of their islands. These communities, which flourished because of their deep connection with the land and the sea, were suddenly confronted with the overwhelming power of the VOC. This saga reveals the deep-rooted stories of resistance and resilience, of oppression and the unbreakable will to survive against the backdrop of a colonial storm.
Dutch East-India Company
THE VOC
is known as the world's first multinational, a trading company that dominated the seas and had an unparalleled influence on the global economy. With romantic images such as: “Her fleets sailed the oceans, loaded with precious goods, such as spices, silk, and porcelain, which revolutionized European markets.”
THE PEOPLE
those who have been dominated, they know better. Fortunately, today's history books show some nuances, but the bigger picture is not described. This book does that. To do this, we take you back 400 years in time, to Maluku, which was then known as the Spice Islands.
This is not just any book;
IT'S A WINDOW
to the past and a mirror to the future. Through the eyes of the Moluccans you see the impact of the Golden Age in a new light. This story challenges you to think, feel, and ultimately see the world differently. We have the power to learn from the past and shape our future. Take a step today, start reading and become part of the change.
ENGLISH ONLY
Book 1 + 2 + 3 as one bundle
In the first three volumes, we follow brothers Manu and Rue, natives of the Maluku Islands, as they confront the brutal oppression and tyranny of the Dutch East India Company.
Their quest for freedom and justice takes you on an unforgettable journey through a rarely told chapter of history.
Uncover the truth behind the spice trade. Order the first three volumes of Molo Uku now and get lost in a story that will stay with you.
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PS: This is a reprint of the English series; the Dutch Remake book offers an additional perspective to the collection.