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This article examines the complex relationship between violence and the state in Suharto's Indonesia, exploring how state power was used to suppress dissent and maintain control through various forms of violence. It analyzes the historical context, the mechanisms of state violence, and the impact on Indonesian society during Suharto's rule, shedding light on a dark chapter in Indonesian history.

Explore the historical context and underlying causes of the Konfrontasi, a period of conflict involving Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia from 1945 to 1965. This era witnessed complex geopolitical tensions and power struggles in Southeast Asia, shaping the region's landscape and international relations. Understanding the Genesis of Konfrontasi is crucial for comprehending the region's contemporary dynamics.