Dili

Dili is the capital of the country East Timor. People from Portugal moved there around 1520. Now, Dili is home to about 150,000 people.

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An old map of Dili, showing the old city separated from Lahane to the south by marshes
Dilly's Port and City Plan, Second Edition, 1895
Former Market Hall built by the Portuguese
A Japanese ship off Dili in 1943
Dili in the 1940s was what today is the old city
Portion of "Dili, Portuguese Timor; Indonesia", U.S. Army Map Service, Series T503, Sheet SC 51-4, 1965. Original scale 1:250,000. Scale located at
Dili 1965 scale.jpg.
The integration monument was built by Indonesian authorities to celebrate freedom from European rule
Fires burning in Dili on 8 September 1999, during a period of violence following the independence referendum
Mapa de Dili, Timor Oriental

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