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OTHER KUWAITS?
By - Jennifer Reese

(FORTUNE Magazine) – Here are some of the places that foreign aggressors have annexed. -- Cambodia (pop. seven million): Vietnam invaded in 1979; still supports a puppet regime. -- East Timor (pop. 700,000): Indonesia took it over in 1976. -- Kurile Islands: Japan's northernmost archipelago. Since 1945 it has been occupied by the U.S.S.R., which expelled some 17,000 islanders. -- Northern Cyprus (pop. 190,000): occupied by Turkey since 1974. -- Tibet (pop. two million): occupied by Chinese troops since 1950.