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The 28 pages that link to Suharto, each with the reason it gives.

• IndonesiaRelated: His authoritarian New Order transformed the state before ending amid mass protest.

• Asian financial crisisRelated: The crisis deepened Indonesia’s political turmoil and preceded his resignation in 1998.

• Deforestation in IndonesiaRelated: New Order policies expanded commercial logging and plantation development.

• Indonesian occupation of East TimorRelated: Suharto’s government ordered the invasion and oversaw the occupation.

• New OrderRelated: His presidency and political methods defined the regime.

• Indonesian invasion of East TimorRelated: He approved the campaign to bring the territory under Indonesian control.

• Indonesian mass killings of 1965–66Related: He directed the army’s response and used the crisis to consolidate power.

• East TimorRelated: His regime ordered the invasion and maintained Indonesian control for over two decades.

• Megawati SukarnoputriRelated: His government restricted Sukarno’s family and helped frame Megawati’s later opposition politics.

• B. J. HabibieRelated: Habibie served as vice president under Suharto and succeeded him after his resignation.

• Indonesian Communist PartyRelated: His rise brought the campaign that dismantled the PKI and its affiliated organizations.

• Adam MalikRelated: Malik served as foreign minister and vice president during Suharto’s rule.

• Javanese peopleRelated: His long rule centralized power around Java and strengthened debates about regional inequality.

• Susilo Bambang YudhoyonoRelated: Yudhoyono’s career unfolded within the political order Suharto built and its aftermath.

• The Act of KillingRelated: The perpetrators’ impunity and public authority persisted under the political order established by Suharto.

• East Timor genocideRelated: His government initiated the invasion and sustained Indonesian rule.

• Prabowo SubiantoRelated: Prabowo’s former marriage to Suharto’s daughter connected his early career to the ruling family.

• Pramoedya Ananta ToerRelated: The New Order government under Suharto imprisoned Pramoedya and banned his books.

• KonfrontasiRelated: His rise shifted Indonesia toward negotiations and formal peace.

• History of JakartaRelated: His centralized government drove decades of Jakarta-focused development and expansion.

• Nike ArdillaRelated: Ardilla’s rise unfolded within the media and political climate of his New Order era.

• WirantoRelated: Wiranto served as a senior military commander during Suharto’s final years in power.