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    noticing the power of the Khmer Rouge Regime. This genocide was hidden so well that the government of Cambodia is still trying to find the history of it. The researchers have had difficulty finding artifacts because the Khmer Rouge took away all belongings from the Cambodians. The majority of the executions took place in the capital of Cambodia‚ Phnom Penh. The data that is now being found and received is about “Cambodia’s 13‚000 villages... 158 prisons run by Pol Pot’s Khmer Rouge regime during 1975-1979

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    and into the lives of the characters‚ but the story is almost revolting: the Khmer Rouge killed over one million Cambodian people and forced many more than that into slave labor‚ complete with very little to eat and forced re-education. The story of the film follows the story

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    Orwell depicts a society failing to create the true communist ideals in order to address the topic of corruption. This allegorical novel can be compared to Cambodia’s politically corrupt communist party‚ the Khmer rouge. Although existing generations apart‚ Orwell’s work and the Khmer Rouge both send the message that society often fails to bring ideals into reality. The corruption of the pigs shows that the imperfection of modern society doesn’t allow for communism to employ its real intentions.

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    the Khmer Rouge use techniques of brain washing‚ food ration in order to be loyal to pol pot. Also In First They Killed My Father Loung and her family were invaded by the Khmer Rouge‚ who lied about the United States bombing Phonm Penh. Loung and her family had to leave to go to different villages and they stayed for a while but then they went to the camp. When they arrived to the camp they had to forget there old lives and obey Pol Pot laws. Furthermore the author demonstrates how the Khmer Rouge

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    violent ways. Political‚ cultural and social regions were all factors that allowed the genocide to escalate. Under the Khmer Rouge‚ Angkar became the symbol of new order. This genocide would not have been able to take place in Cambodia if their cultural background was more peaceful. Pol Pot was able to take the ideas of Maoism‚ Modernism and Buddhism to form the basis of the Khmer Rouge ideology. Genocide was not embedded in the Cambodian culture‚ but the idea of disproportionate revenge was engrained

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    were supporting Vietnam with supplies. Khmer Rouge took this to their advantage by recruiting and gaining followers. The Khmer Rouge persecuted many who had educations‚ monks‚ and the rich (United to end Genocide). with Khmer Rouge taking over the government. The Prince of Cambodia at this time had sided with the Khmer Rouge. This giving them a lot of power since the leader of Cambodia was out of the country. Soon after the Pol Pot the leader of Khmer Rouge had total control over Cambodia. His

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    anti-communism allies to suppress the Party of Khmer Rouge. About 18% to 54% of Vietnam War veterans suffered from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. The Vietnam War (aka. the Second Indochina War or the American War) began on 1 November 1955 in Cold War-era proxy war that occurred in Vietnam‚ Laos‚ and the Cambodia. This war was fought between North Vietnam supported by the United States and other anti-communism allies to suppress the Party of Khmer Rouge. Khmer Rouge party for orchestrating the Cambodia

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    Wai Cheng who is a Chinese diplomat. At the time of the simulation‚ China and Cambodia were close allies as both regimes were communist. Cheng is well acquainted with most of the Khmer Rouge‚ however‚ does not defend Pol Pot and his actions during the time of his reign. My overall goal is to ensure that the Khmer Rouge is not made as the scapegoat. Therefore the pressing issue I will seek to negotiate is accountability; who should be prosecuted and how? Cheng also believes that this is a matter

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    introduces the horrific and terrifying Cambodian genocide through one child’s personal story: When Arn Chorn Pond is just 11 years old‚ he and his fellow Cambodian citizens were forced out of their homes by a radical Cambodian army called the Khmer Rouge. The Khmer Rouge forced their prisoners to give up their possessions and wealth. After doing so‚ they were forced to march to death camps

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    victims were children. Children in the genocide had a rough childhood because they didn’t get to play and learn‚ they were always facing death‚ and some of them were forced to be child soldiers. The Cambodian Genocide came to be when Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge‚ the asian equivalent of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi‚ decided that the citizens of Cambodia were becoming too advanced. Cambodia had been in a golden age while under the direction of the

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