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western Timor and the
Tetum of
central and
eastern Timor. Most
indigenous Timorese languages belong to the Timor–Babar
branch of the
Austronesian languages...
- as
Timorese.
Other reference sources list it as East
Timorese. The word Maubere [de]
formerly used by the
Portuguese to
refer to
native East
Timorese and...
- The 1999 East
Timorese crisis began with
attacks by pro-Indonesia
militia groups on civilians, and
expanded to
general violence throughout the country...
-
overwhelming majority of East
Timorese voted for
independence from Indonesia.
Immediately following the referendum, anti-independence
Timorese militias – organised...
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invasion in
August 1975, the TNI
forces engaged in the
wholesale m****acre of
Timorese civilians. At the
start of the occupation,
FRETILIN radio sent the following...
- East
Timorese Portuguese (Português
timorense in Portuguese), or
Nusantaran Portuguese (Português
nusantarano in Portuguese), is the
variety of the Portuguese...
-
between Indonesian and East
Timorese groups over the
status of East Timor,
until 1999, when a
majority of East
Timorese voted overwhelmingly for independence...
-
Atoni people of West Timor. The
language has a
variant spoken in the East
Timorese exclave of Oecussi-Ambeno,
called Baikenu.
Baikenu uses
words derived from...
- the
island of Timor,
except for the
district of Oecussi-Ambeno (an East
Timorese exclave). Administratively, West
Timor is part of East Nusa
Tenggara Province...
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Timorese wedding traditions (Indonesian: Berlaki, Portuguese: Barlaque, Tetum: Barlake)
apply to
marriages on the
island of Timor,
which is
divided between...
