Indonesia's war against East Timor: how it ended/ Clinton Fernandes
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Small Wars & Insurgencies Vol. 32, No.6, September 2021, pp. 867-886 (97)Summary: This article explains how the 24-year war against East Timor ended by analysing the three pillars on which Indonesia's control rested: its military superiority over the East Timorese resistance; the support of the international community; and its determination to retain the territory. Indonesia's overwhelming military superiority persisted until the very end.
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This article explains how the 24-year war against East Timor ended by analysing the three pillars on which Indonesia's control rested: its military superiority over the East Timorese resistance; the support of the international community; and its determination to retain the territory. Indonesia's overwhelming military superiority persisted until the very end.
INDON, MILITARY, TIMOR, POLICY, INSURGENCY
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