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September 11, 1999

Australia, UN were warned before voting
The Melbourne Age - September 11, 1999
A ride with the militia saves a man
The Melbourne Age - September 11, 1999
Police station piled with dead
The Melbourne Age - September 11, 1999
'Stacks of bodies went up to the roof'
Sydney Morning Herald - September 11, 1999

September 10, 1999

Killing will go on until UN leaves: Dili Mayor
Agence France Presse - September 10, 1999
Marked for execution
Sydney Morning Herald - September 10, 1999
Time to pray, and run the militia gauntlet
Sydney Morning Herald - September 10, 1999
Herded, sifted and cut off
The Guardian - September 10, 1999
UN compound looted in East Timor
Associated Press - September 10, 1999 (slightly abridged)

September 9, 1999

East Timorese rounded up in Java
Agence France Presse - September 9, 1999
Anti-Australian sentiments aroused
Jakarta Post - September 9, 1999
Fear and looting: life on the streets of Dili
Sydney Morning Herald - September 9, 1999

September 8, 1999

Army provoked militia attack on Red Cross
Sydney Morning Herald - September 8, 1999
As the UN dwindles, Dili burns
Sydney Morning Herald - September 8, 1999
Former commander doubts army neutrality
Jakarta Post - September 8, 1999
UN worker says soldier shot him
Associated Press - September 8, 1999
Eyewitness hears troops planning killings
ABC The World Today - September 8, 1999

September 6, 1999

Jakarta's bloody hands: military back killings
Sydney Morning Herald - September 6, 1999
UN/Australia must act NOW to stop bloodbath in East Timor!
Australian Democratic Socialist Party Statement - September 6, 1999

September 5, 1999

No smiles in Dili as residents await backlash
Sydney Morning Herald - September 5, 1999
Downer's home truths
The Age - September 5, 1999
Dili streets empty
The Age - September 5, 1999
Militias step-up campaign of terror
Sydney Morning Herald - September 5, 1999
Military begins to punish Timorese
Australian Broadcasting Corporation - September 5, 1999

September 4, 1999

Jakarta split on foreign force
The Age - September 4, 1999
Long tradition of using gangsters
South China Morning Post - September 4, 1999
East Timor votes to quit Indonesia
Sydney Morning Herald - September 4, 1999
RI to respect vote results, maintain order
Jakarta Post - September 4, 1999
Xanana wants international force
Jakarta Post - September 4, 1999
Gangs expand domain
The Age - September 4, 1999
Police 'stand back as homes torched'
South China Morning Post - September 4, 1999
Megawati sad over independence vote
Agence France Presse - September 4, 1999
Militias pack Dili as independence chosen
Agence France Presse - September 4, 1999

September 3, 1999

Jakarta plays knife-edge diplomacy
South China Morning Post - September 3, 1999
As police stand and watch, militias rampage
The Independent - September 3, 1999
I'm quite lucky to be alive
BBC - September 3, 1999
Fear grips town as militias muscle in
Sydney Morning Herald - September 3, 1999
US$47 billion threat will plug boodbath
Sydney Morning Herald - September 3, 1999
Jakarta faces UN's wrath
The Age - September 3, 1999

September 2, 1999

Police stand by as militias attack
Associated Press - September 2, 1999
Five killed in East Timor rampage
South China Morning Post - September 2, 1999
Police watch as militia take over airport
Sydney Morning Herald - September 2, 1999

September 1, 1999

Thousands flee in fear of bloodshed
Sydney Morning Herald - September 1, 1999
Timor: 'We are terrified here'
Sydney Morning Herald - September 1, 1999
People power keeps militias at bay
Irish Times - September 1, 1999
Timor ballot part of anti-Indonesia plot
Reuters - September 1, 1999

August 31, 1999

Indonesia deports four Australian TV crew
Agence France Presse - August 31, 1999
We snub offer to send in the Marines
The Age - August 31, 1999

August 30, 1999

The Timorese people vote today!
The Nation (Bangkok) - August 30, 1999

August 29, 1999

Pessimism grows ahead of East Timor vote
Sydney Morning Herald - August 29, 1999

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