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Behind Enemy Lines

Tuesday, July 1, 2003

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Jeremy Allan*

 

THE Indonesian Military (TNI) and government—as well as American embassy officials in Jakarta—must have heaved a huge collective sigh of relief when journalist William Neeson finally walked out of the Achenese wilderness. I can fully understand why the military was so perturbed at Neeson's reportage from the enemy camp. From the time of Robert Capa's searing photographs from the front line of the Spanish Civil

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