Military-guerrilla clashes create refugees

Military-guerrilla clashes create refugees

ACEH, Indonesia - Clashes between Indonesian military and pro-independence guerrillas in East Timor have created an estimated 80,000 refugees. The old man in the photo, taken at Lamno in Aceh, fled antiguerrilla operations by the Indonesian army. The terror-stricken man said soldiers killed members of his family. (5th of 6-photo series)

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