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Mass Grave
When the bones of the military massacre victims of March 1966 were found in Wonosobo in 2002, old wounds resurface. This documentary shows how the conflict stays unresolved until present-day Indonesia.
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When the bones of the military massacre victims of March 1966 were found in Wonosobo in 2002, old wounds resurface. This documentary shows how the conflict stays unresolved until present-day Indonesia.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lexy Rambadeta
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