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The level of trauma following mass persecution and killings in the aftermath of the abduction and murders of six generals and a low-ranking military member on Sept. 30, 1965, will lead to further manipulation by those among the political elite whenever they see fit.
Since the 2014 election, Jokowi has been plagued by allegations that he is a sympathizer of the long-banned Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) and insinuations that he is anti-Islam, secretly a Christian, and would disband the Religious Affairs Ministry and put a stop to other religious organizations and traditions.
In one section of the article, the “Snow on the Sahara” singer shared her first experience of being introduced to communism through the Pengkhianatan G30S/PKI (Treachery of the G30SPKI) film that she had to watch during her time in elementary school, to which she described as a horror experience.
