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Ambon, Maluku

Ambon, Maluku

Capital and largest city of Maluku, Indonesia.

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    Province in Maluku Islands, Indonesia.

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    Region and archipelago in eastern Indonesia.

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    Secessionist state in Indonesia (1950–1963).

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    Ethnic group from the Moluccas Islands.

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    1623 killings in Indonesia.

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    Indonesian ethnic group.

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    Portuguese fort in Ambon, Indonesia.

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    First-level administrative divisions of Indonesia.

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