We remember

By Bill Day on January 30, 2005 12:17 AM | | Comments (0)

The New York Times > International > Asia Pacific > Very Discreetly, China Buries Zhao, Its Troublesome Ex-Leader

Some 2,000 mourners and at least that many police officers turned out Saturday for a heavily restricted funeral service for Zhao Ziyang, as authorities took steps to ensure that the final commemoration of Mr. Zhao, the former leader, would not touch off anti-government protests.

A reminder that Tiananmen is not forgotten, but China is not free.

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