Khmer Rouge Research Paper
“KHMER ROUGE” were the followers of the communist party of Kampuchea in Cambodia. It was formed in 1968 as a result of the Vietnam People’s Army from North Vietnam. The Khmer Rouge was expanding more and more and at one point of time it controlled the entire country. USA began training the troops in South Vietnam. The general to Prince Norodom Silhanouk, Nixon, started bombing B-52 at South Vietnam. Seeing the Lon Nol, American general ended monarchy and established Khmer Republic in Cambodia. But Pol Pot the French educated became the leader of the communist party and renamed it as “KHMER ROUGE” and turned it into a terrorist organization.
The US offered military support to the organization and was instrumental in preventing UN recognition
of the Vietnam-aligned government. The author continued to argue that the U.S. and China brought efforts from the Association of South East Asian Nations for disarming the Khmer Rouge by ensuring the Khmer Rouge stayed armed. U.S. tried to merge Khmer Rouge with allied factions resulted in the making of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea. After 1982, the U.S. increased its fund to the Cambodian resistance from $4 to $10 million.
As a delegate of United States we will suggest some ideas which could help the people of Cambodia. The delegate of USA’s first step will be to arrange a rescue camp at Cambodia. Then we will try to arrange air force attacks at the terrorist group. The delegate of USA will donate funds according to Cambodia’s needs and try to set the matter with peace and completely vanish the group.
The US offered military support to the organization and was instrumental in preventing UN recognition
of the Vietnam-aligned government. The author continued to argue that the U.S. and China brought efforts from the Association of South East Asian Nations for disarming the Khmer Rouge by ensuring the Khmer Rouge stayed armed. U.S. tried to merge Khmer Rouge with allied factions resulted in the making of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea. After 1982, the U.S. increased its fund to the Cambodian resistance from $4 to $10 million.
As a delegate of United States we will suggest some ideas which could help the people of Cambodia. The delegate of USA’s first step will be to arrange a rescue camp at Cambodia. Then we will try to arrange air force attacks at the terrorist group. The delegate of USA will donate funds according to Cambodia’s needs and try to set the matter with peace and completely vanish the group.