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... Indonesian capital , Jakarta , between Suharto , U.S. President Gerald Ford , and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger . The detailed transcripts of that meeting have been heavily censored or , in official parlance , sanitized , by the ...
... Indonesian capital , Jakarta , between Suharto , U.S. President Gerald Ford , and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger . The detailed transcripts of that meeting have been heavily censored or , in official parlance , sanitized , by the ...
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... Indonesian soldiers in Santa Cruz cemetery . Then in May 1998 , President Suharto , the Indonesian dictator , was forced from power by protests in Jakarta . Suddenly , the East Timorese had more freedom than at any time since the ...
... Indonesian soldiers in Santa Cruz cemetery . Then in May 1998 , President Suharto , the Indonesian dictator , was forced from power by protests in Jakarta . Suddenly , the East Timorese had more freedom than at any time since the ...
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... Indonesian police . And far from being the solution , the Indonesian police , along with the Indonesian Army , were the root cause of the misery that followed . The police made no more than a token ef- fort to disguise their enthusiasm ...
... Indonesian police . And far from being the solution , the Indonesian police , along with the Indonesian Army , were the root cause of the misery that followed . The police made no more than a token ef- fort to disguise their enthusiasm ...
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