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    Cambodian Genocide

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    Khmer Rouge. Invasions seemed never ending for the country‚ as Sihanouk was unable to regain his power as king. Tension between Lon Nol’s government and Khmer Rouge had risen to an all time high until Khmer Rouge gained complete power of the country in 1975 and the official name was even changed to Democratic Kampucha. What we know today as called Cambodia became a hostile and very dangerous place to live‚ as it was basically war grounds for the Vietnamese war. Overthrown by Khmer Rouge leader

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    Louisiana State University is in Baton Rouge‚ Louisiana. The advantages to the Advantages to the placement of the college are insurmountable‚ while the same can be said of about the disadvantages. For a student living in state‚ the traveling to and from college may not be a serious factor to

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    When given power‚ people may misuse it “because they can.” Their followers feel that it must be okay because someone at such a high status is doing it‚ even though it is not. In the dystopian novel‚ Never Fall Down‚ a group by the name of the Khmer Rouge invades Cambodia and takes all of their people. They have all of the power at the time‚ and force the people to work against their will. This turned out to be one of most devastating periods in history. Others may claim that power brings

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    Does history reat itself?

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    crimes against humanity. There are many occasions before the 1990’s all over the world that have had genocide against a certain population. Some of the most famous crimes against humanity that are still talked about today are Communist in China‚ Khmer Rouge in Cambodia‚ and Muslim militia and the government in Sudan. Also many of these crime against humanities have crimes that ties them with the crimes in Germany with the Nazi’s. In China the communist party led buy the Mao Zedong they targeted the Chinese

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    decisions himself without caring or compromising with anybody else’s opinions. Though some prime examples of historical totalitarian rulers were Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin‚ this relentless form of government still exists today. When the Khemer Rouge took over Cambodia‚ Pol Pot’s vision for the future was simple‚ cleanse and bring the country back to “year zero”. Pol Pot named his new country The Nation of Kampucha and began to get rid of any western influence‚ high education‚ art‚ journalism

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    what extent was Pol Pot’s regime between the period of 1975-1979 successfully implemented? Word Count: 1997 To what extent was Pol Pot’s regime between the period of 1975-1979 successfully implemented? Pol Pot was the head of the Khmer Rouge that seized power of Cambodia from 1975 to 1979 leaving behind the catastrophic remnants of their reign in the years to come. Pol Pot was inspired by the writings of communist philosopher Karl Marx and based his regime and policies around his famous

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    Organization is usually done by the state and military‚ it is the planning of killing or torturing a mass innocent people. Khmer Rouge army forcibly evacuated Cambodians from cities and moved to countryside. Other methods in organization is the separation of children and adults‚ removing of families from their home and placing people into "classes". Pol Pot organized people based

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    not believe that someone could be so inhumane. Why? Why would you torture people and why would you follow Hitler? I think you were scared because no one in their right mind would torture for amusement. For your “great work” and especially for the Moulin case‚ you were awarded‚ by Hitler himself‚

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    childhood‚ where the impact and influence of the communist government‚ the Khmer Rouge‚ fuels the anger and perpetual loathing of the regime which she claims to be the sole reason of the separation of her family‚ in addition to her many problems that she now faces. Although she is positioned into a state of danger and vulnerability‚ Loung continues to feed her images of spite and anger with the cruel intentions of the Khmer Rouge‚ defining her purpose of survival and hope.

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    of Pol Pot Pol Pot‚ infamous for his connection to the Khmer Rouge that identified with communism‚ held power in Cambodia from 1975-1979. Although‚ this is only a short period of time‚ he undoubtedly left a lasting impression on the Cambodian population. Pol Pot’s revolution failed to increase the level of Human Rights and wealth for the Khmer people. Pol Pot and his party became obsessed with eliminating “enemies” of the Khmer Rouge from the population. They devastated any chance at economic and

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