Agus Widjojo Governor, National Defense Institute
A reconciliation of the 1965 tragedy is in the national interest

The two-day 'National Symposium on Dissecting the 1965 Tragedy: A Historical Approach' last week got nationwide and international attention.

It was, after all, the first time that the government hosted a forum to openly discuss and debate the mysterious and dark events of 1965.

A number of notable figures were involved in the symposium's planning. One of them was Agus Widjojo, who was the symposium's committee chairman. Agus, 69, a retired Army officer

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