Literaturfest in Indonesien: Nur nicht über die Massaker reden!

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In this article: Debra Yatim Eka Kurniawan Eliza Vitri Handayani Laksmi Pamuntjak Leila S. Chudori

By Marco Stahlhut
Originally published in Frankfurter Allgemeine.
Nov 04, 2015

Die Zensur hatte das Erinnern an die Opfer der Massenmorde von 1965 verboten. Doch das größte indonesische Literaturfestival findet trotzdem Mittel zum Meinungsaustausch.

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