from iisinhua The decision of the Government to give a million pounds as "emergency aid" to Indonesia's military regime followed the latter's repeated declaration of willingness to discontinue confrontation with Malaysia and enter into talks with Britain, Speaking in the Commons on April 25th Michael Stewart said that Britain "certainly wishes to improve relations with Indonesia and we are in tough with the Indonesian vovernment to that end." A Reuter report added that before makin, the offer, Britain "consulted the United States, australia and New Zealand,"
The WeekThe Week Vol. 5, No. 18, 5 May 1966
British Aid to I Von Sia
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