Not only there, while the former Dutch East Indies had a substantial yet small Dutch elite, there were more mixed descent Indos, but the majority, always remained the various ancestor peoples of the Indonesians (one Dutch steered the unification of the archipelago and with deals with other European colonial powers borders were defined, for instance the border between Indonesia and Malaysia could have been different).
Moluccas could work, after 1945 though, provided the struggle after the declaring Indonesian independence after 1945 goes different. The ruling elite in the Netherlands was surprised, during the Japanese occupation some the new Indonesian leadership had cooperated with the Japanese, and they thought every could be returned to normal. They totally forgot and underestimated the development started after at least WWI. Still let's say, the KNIL (Royal Dutch (East) Indies Army), who had quite some Moluccan soldiers, manages to do better in the Moluccas and keep this (together with Dutch (West) New Guinea), while the rest of Indonesia gains independence like IOTL. Very likely with the promise about a future plebiscite regarding independence. Or a Left Dutch government, basically helps them out of the door, like what happened IOTL with Suriname.
Then IMHO certainly the Moluccan KNIL soldiers will go home to there, many Indo KNIL soldiers with their families, might prefer moving to there than the Netherlands, same could apply to some of the Dutch, who after a few generations felt 'native' there.
This will have repercussions on the Netherlands, since IOTL all these group were both willingly or forced to repatriate to the Motherland, the Netherlands.
