Resistance: A Childhood Fighting for East Timor

Capa
Univ. of Queensland Press, 2007 - 338 páginas
Naldo Rei was just six months when Indonesia invaded East Timor om December 1975. He spent the first three years of his life in the jungle, where his family had fled for safety. An unforgettable true story of courage and survival.
 

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In the beginning
3
My fathers activities
10
Village life in occupied East Timor
23
My recruitment into the clandestine movement
28
Tightening the network
37
Meeting Ines
45
The Santa Cruz massacre
48
After the Santa Cruz massacre
54
A needle in the Jakarta haystack
177
Escape to Australia
185
Speaking out
191
Changes in Indonesia and the referendum for independence
197
After the referendum
202
East Timorese refugees in Australia
210
Planning my return home
214
Arriving home
219

In the hands of the military
60
Fiftynine days in the Iron Prison
65
Escape or not?
70
Living at Aileu
76
Human kindness
80
Normal life
84
Visiting Alarico in the jungle
93
Living by my wits
101
Working with Sabalae
104
In trouble again
111
In the jungle with the guerrillas
118
Into the enemys land
130
A journey to remember
133
Jakarta
138
Letters from Xanana
145
The occupation of the Dutch embassy in Jakarta
150
Surviving in troubled times
158
Indonesia in labour
165
A letter from Linda
172
My two families meet
226
Return to Iralafai
231
The family sword
237
Life in a free country
241
Weaving my life together
249
Darkness
256
East Timors first election
258
The sun has risen
262
Restoration of Independence Day
269
In the end
275
My mother Julia remembers
282
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
291
My family tree
294
Useful words and acronyms
295
History of the Resistance in East Timor
300
Structure of the East Timorese Resistance
304
Letter from Wilson
308
Mortality rates in East Timor 19751999
326
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