THE elderly Kadun's eyes swept across the extensive park outside the Dutch Monarchy's Palace in The Hague. There, one day in mid-June, the park was full of young people, some of whom were sunbathing. They enjoyed their sunbathing, lying there spread out under the sun. What I remember about Rawagede, though, was all the corpses lying around, said the 74-year-old man, recounting his experiences in Holland when Tempo visited him there, last Wednesday.