Indonesia's 1965 Mass Killings and US Foreign Policy

The article reflects on the 60th anniversary of the Indonesian mass killings, where the US aided the army in crushing communists, and questions if history is repeating itself with current US interventions.

8 Apr, 08:43 — 8 Apr, 08:43

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60 years after the Indonesian mass killings: Is the Cold War back?

Six decades after helping the Indonesian army crush one of the biggest communist parties in the world, the US is once again meddling in countries it considers a thorn in its flesh. Is history repeating itself?

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Indonesia's 1965 Mass Killings and US Foreign Policy

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