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'Communist' Still a Dirty Word in Indonesia

Nearly 50 years after an anti-communist purge that left at least 500,000 Indonesians dead, anti-communist fervor is still heated. Herman Koto, an Indonesian gangster and paramilitary leader, describes how he’d love to get his hands on some communist women. “If they’re pretty, I’d rape them all,” he says. As the men around him groan with approval, Koto tells them that if the communist is just 14 years old, all the sweeter. “I’d say, it’s going to be hell for you but heaven...

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