Indonesian soldiers remove students

Indonesian soldiers remove students

Indonesia's armed forces remove thousands of university students from parliament May 23, hours after President B.J. Habibie sacked family members and associates of former President Suharto from key positions in the government and military. The photo shows students retreating from the parliament building by bus, demanding Habibie's resignation.

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