Indonesia's Forgotten War: The Hidden History of East Timor, by John G. Taylor

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Indonesia's Forgotten War: The Hidden History of East Timor by John G. Taylor, Zed Books A thoroughly researched and impressive analysis of East Timor's ordeal under Indonesian occupation since 1976. He explains why the U.S.A., Australia and the 'Western democracies' have abetted the Indonesian regime's aggression, and describes the campaign of war, torture, disappearances, forced resettlement and planned famine which have cost at least 200,000 East Timorese lives Recommended reading for all those campaigning on Indonesia and East Timor. British Readers ! The U.K. sales price includes a £3.50 donation to the Campaign to end Arms Trade (CAAT, 11 Goodwin St., London N4 3HQ)