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By: Eric A. Gordon
It’s been the standard practice for at least a generation that any serious contender for the American presidency must come out with a book. For those whose campaigns fizzle out sooner rather than later, such volumes in short order occupy the remainder shelf.
By: Eric A. Gordon
SAN DIEGO—This town was the latest burg to be visited by the opera Fellow Travelers . It played its Southern California premiere July 10, 11, and 12 at the historic Balboa Theatre in San Diego's downtown Gaslamp Quarter. We attended the Saturday night show on July 11.
By: Eric A. Gordon
DILI, EAST TIMOR—Out of my love for the Portuguese language, I've tried to visit Portuguese-speaking countries so I can practice it, and also learn something about the way the language sounds in different places. On a recent trip to Indonesia, I realized that Timor-Leste, a former Portuguese colony, sits amidst the Indonesian archipelago, and without too much trouble I could fly in and check things out. “Leste” means East in Portuguese; the western half of the island is part of Indonesia.
By: Eric A. Gordon
There are historical crimes much of the world has agreed to half-remember. Indonesia's anti-communist massacres of 1965–66, when the Indonesian military and its civilian collaborators murdered somewhere between 500,000 and a million people—trade unionists, peasant organizers, ethnic Chinese, schoolteachers, and anyone denounced as a sympathizer of the Partai Komunis Indonesia (PKI)—belong on that shameful list. Washington cheered the slaughter on. The CIA and the State Department, we now know from declassified cables, supplied the new Suharto regime with lists of names. And speaking of names, we're talking President Gerald Ford and his Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. American diplomats congratulated themselves on a Cold War victory.
