Violence in IndonesiaIngrid Wessel, Georgia Wimhöfer Abera, 2001 - 343 pagina's |
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... army exploited this popular wish to eliminate its main adversary , the Communist Party . The killing itself took the discourse of a cleansing . Moreover , there was already a tradition in Indonesia that legitimizes the use of violence ...
... army exploited this popular wish to eliminate its main adversary , the Communist Party . The killing itself took the discourse of a cleansing . Moreover , there was already a tradition in Indonesia that legitimizes the use of violence ...
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... Army and Navy officers and once active police officers in Ambon . They belong to the military faction which strongly ... Army Command who oversaw the formation of the Muslim militias under the banner of Pam Swakarsa to fight the student ...
... Army and Navy officers and once active police officers in Ambon . They belong to the military faction which strongly ... Army Command who oversaw the formation of the Muslim militias under the banner of Pam Swakarsa to fight the student ...
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Ingrid Wessel, Georgia Wimhöfer. New Order . Bashing , especially of the army , has become a favourite theme during demonstrations and in the media . One reason for this is the brutal way in which the army and police acted upon student ...
Ingrid Wessel, Georgia Wimhöfer. New Order . Bashing , especially of the army , has become a favourite theme during demonstrations and in the media . One reason for this is the brutal way in which the army and police acted upon student ...
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Introduction | 8 |
What is so Indonesian about Violence? | 25 |
The Politics of Violence in New Order Indonesia in the Last Decade of the | 64 |
Copyright | |
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