Who was involved in the Maria Hertogh?

The Maria Hertogh incident involved Maria Hertogh, a Dutch girl, who was raised by a Malay Muslim family in Singapore during World War II. Her biological parents sought her return after the war, leading to a custody battle that ignited racial and religious tensions in Singapore. The case sparked widespread riots in 1950, highlighting the complexities of colonial identity and the challenges of post-war society in Singapore. Key figures included Maria Hertogh, her adoptive parents, and her biological parents, as well as the Malay Muslim community and the colonial authorities.