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(Deutsch) Krieg und Frieden in Ost-Timor
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(Deutsch) Krieg und Frieden in Ost-Timor
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(Deutsch) Jakarta löst Hoffnung und Misstrauen in Osttimor-Frage aus
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(Deutsch) Jakarta kündigt Truppenabzug an
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(Deutsch) Osttimor:
Die Politik ignoriert die Nobelpreisträger von 1996 als Vertreter ihres Volkes
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(Deutsch) Osttimor – Überraschende Aktion Mandelas
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(Deutsch) Präsident Mandela trifft sich mit Xanana Gusmão
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(Deutsch) Das Ende eines Tabus
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Dresden’s rowdy reception for Suharto
TAPOL Report, 06 April, 1995
The following is based on a press release issued today by Watch Indonesia!, press sources and original documents:
On his arrival in Dresden yesterday, 5 April, the last day of his visit to Germany, President Suharto was given a rowdy welcome by a crowd of some 150 people waving posters, beating drums and blowing whistles. The Indonesian dictator was escorted by a large number of German police and several dozen men in civilian clothing, wearing dark ... read more
Posted on 11:10 PM in democracy, History & Overview, Human Rights, Indonesia, East Timor, Publications, Regional Conflicts, security sector, Watch Indonesia! in the Media