[
US
/suˈhɑɹtoʊ/
]
NOUN
- Indonesian statesman who seized power from Sukarno in 1967 (born in 1921)
How To Use Suharto In A Sentence
- In 1998, just before then President Suharto stepped down, unrest and arson destroyed or damaged hundreds of properties belonging to ethnic Chinese in Solo.
- The five judges of the South Jakarta District Court used Suharto's third non-appearance last week to throw out the indictment.
- Speaking of lawsuits, don't hold your breath waiting for an American president to apologize for Washington having supported dictators like Ferdinand Marcos and Anastasio Somosa and Saddam Hussein and Augusto Pinochet and Suharto and Rafael Trujillo and Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. If we allow cruelty. . .
- SEVEN DAYS MOURNING FOR SUHARTO: GEORGE W. BUSH WOULD LIKE THIS SORT OF ENDINGBy Kevin A. Stoda The longtime leader of Indonesia, Suharto, is dead, but aside from the funeral on a few TV stations and aside from a handful of flags at half mast around Bali, life goes on in this tropical paradise. SEVEN DAYS MOURNING FOR SUHARTO: GEORGE W. BUSH WOULD LIKE THIS SORT OF ENDING
- Jaelani told Suharto that up to 50 people had died in the cemetery and a further 91 had been injured.
- Police and demonstrators regularly engage in running battles near Mr Suharto's home in central Jakarta.
- “When Indonesia does finally go back and redo history, (its people) will realize that Suharto is responsible for some of the worst crimes against humanity in the 20th century.” Indonesia’s Suharto Dies « Skid Roche
- ‘Wiranto wants a reconciliation,’ said Muladi, who was a justice minister under the 32-year rule of strongman Suharto.
- Document 1, dated July 5 1975, is the record of a discussion between Ford and Suharto held at Camp David in the United States.
- Police and demonstrators regularly engage in running battles near Mr Suharto's home in central Jakarta.