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    Commitment to Excellence PAÑÑĀSĀSTRA UNIVERSITY OF CAMBODIA Lay Sokvichear Personal History During my time‚ I knew very little about my country due to the fact that I was living outside of the country. I had spent my childhood in the USA since 1999. I had no knowledge of the Cambodian history while I was out of the country at that time. Furthermore‚ I wasn’t educated with the history of Cambodia because Americans taught their own history‚ so the history that I had known of is the foreign

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    Anyone who objected to Pol Pot’s authority and new rules faced harsh repercussions such as torture‚ execution and the killing of their families by the Khmer Rouge troops. Norodom Sihanouk‚ the former king of Cambodia prior to the Khmer Rouge regime taking place‚ states the ramifications he dealt with for refuting Pol Pot’s orders. Sihanouk asserts: “My refusal to serve Pol Pot’s Kampuchea from April 1976 carried with it some responsibility for the elimination of my relatives.” His account is useful in

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    Fall In the early 1950s‚ a communist movement sparked up against the French’s attempt to colonize in Southeastern Asia. About twenty years later‚ the organization became formerly known as the Khmer Rouge (French for Red Khmer)‚ named by King Norodom Sihanouk‚ the king of Cambodia at the time. In 1963‚ the Red Khmers gained Pol Pot as their secretary and leader‚ and he guided them into a civil war that broke out in Cambodia between the communists and the Cambodian government. It lasted for a span

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    The Cambodian Killing Fields occurred from 1975-1978 and under Khmer Rouge’s rule‚ hundreds of thousands of Cambodians died from execution‚ forced labor‚ disease‚ and starvation. The Khmer revolution is known as one of the most destructive genocide in history. The revolution reversed class order‚ destroyed all markets‚ banned private property and money. The Killing Fields is not only historical for what it accomplished but for what it destroyed. Although this tragedy happened over a generation ago

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    Independence/unification/Regional influence. -King Sihanouk’s Kingdom of Cambodia: King Norodom Sihanouk wanted Consolidate/Retain Power -Khmer Republic: General Lon Nol = Attain/Maintain Power -Communist Party of Kampuchea: Pol Pot = Overthrow Khmer Republic 2. Sihanouk Policy (foreign and Domestic) -Cambodia foreign policy was based on Neutrality (non-alignment) within the region -Sihanouk received large amounts of aid from the USA *-Sihanouk maintained strong relations with China and Vietnam +Did not believe

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    The Rise and Fall 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

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    and author of some of its finest work‚ was Vann Molyvann. I. Background of Vann Molyvann Vann Molyvann (born November 23‚ 1926) is Cambodia ’s most remarkable modern architect. During the Sangkum Reastr Niyum regime (1955–1970) Prince Norodom Sihanouk gave the impulse to an enlightened development policy encompassing the whole of the kingdom with the construction of new towns‚ infrastructure and architecture of the highest standard. Vann was the most talented of a large group of architects

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    joined the underground Communist. 1962‚ Pol Pot became leader of Cambodian Communist Party and was forced to flee into the jungle to escape the wrath of Prince Norodom Sihanouk‚ leader of Cambodia. In there‚ he formed an armed group that became known as Khmer Rouge and waged a guerilla war against Sihanouk’s government. In 1970‚ Prince Sihanouk was ousted when due to a U.S.-backed right-wing military coup; then joining Pol Pot‚ his former enemy‚ in opposing Cambodia’s new military government. That year

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    Parties. After returning to Cambodia in 1953 I joined the underground communist party “United Khmer Issark (Freedom) Front” which was one of the many Cambodian groups that opposed to French Control of Cambodia‚ as well as the government of Prince Norodom Sihanouk. After Cambodia won its independence from the French in 1954‚ I became involved with the Khmer People Revolutionary Party (KPRP for short) the first Cambodian communist party. I have an extreme hatred for intellectuals‚ you know those people

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    The Khmer Rouge‚ a horrifying experience for the people who were there during those times. Some people were lucky to escape into Thailand but‚ the people who were not lucky were in hell. Pol Pot‚ the leader of the Khmer Rouge over threw the king of Cambodia and stated that “1975 was year zero for his country‚ resetting the culture of Cambodian people and wiping away old traditions and history so that revolutionaries could rebuild the nation.” “Banks‚ churches‚ schools‚ newspapers‚ radio‚ television

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