The ‘Scorched earth’ policy in Java was followed by the :

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British

Dutch

French

answer is C.

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The 'Scorched earth' policy in Java was followed by the Dutch. The Dutch adopted this policy during the war because the First World War and the Second World War significantly influenced the forests. In India, schedules were abandoned, and trees were cut open to meet British demand for war needs. In Java, shortly before the Japanese conquered the region, the Dutch followed a policy of 'Scorched Earth", destroying sawmills and burning massive teak logs to avoid falling into the hands of the Japanese.

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