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    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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    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 use techniques of brain washing‚ food ration in order to be loyal to Pol Pot

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    This quarter of the population approximated to be 2 million people. Pol Pot managed to kill 2 million people without the United Nations or anyone noticing. Pol Pot killed these Cambodians through torture‚ starvation‚ and public execution‚ without anyone outside noticing the power of the Khmer Rouge Regime. This genocide was hidden so well that the government of Cambodia

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    without interference because they isolated the country from any foreign influence. Other countries had no idea what was happening inside Cambodia until years later. The Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot‚ wanted to create their own ideal communist society. So how did The Khmer Rouge gain so much power and control? Some argue that Pol Pot was the only one responsible for the power and control gained by the Khmer Rouge. On the other hand‚ others say that the notion of social hierarchy was reversed and that is how power

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    Revolution was a political and social movement launched by Chinese Communist Party leader Mao Zedong. The Khmer Rouge was a communist organization under the leadership of Pol Pot which took control of Cambodia by force. Although the Cultural Revolution was a movement launched by Mao Zedong and the Khmer Rouge was a regime led by Pol Pot‚ the two revolutions have similar origins‚ objectives‚ and outcomes. _____‚ the Cultural Revolution and the Khmer Rouge have different origination. The Cultural Revolution

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………... Page 3 II. GEOGRAPHY……………………………………………………….. Page 3 III. THE PEOPLE……………………………………………………….. Page 4 IV. HISTORY…………………………………………………………….. Page 6 V. POL POT AND THE KHMER ROUGE…………………….……. Page 7 VI. THE EXODUS…………………………………………………..….. Page 10 VII. END OF THE KHMER ROUGE………………………………….. Page 13 VIII. U.S. RESPONSE…………………………………………………... Page 15 IX. CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY ………………………………

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    laborers with no source of income coming from the government‚ and because of the limited supplies of food‚ they had to eat whatever they can find to stay on their feet. A documentary‚ Among the disappeared‚ counted “1.7 million deaths caused by the Pol Pot‚ which is a one fifth of the population in Cambodia at the time.” (Among the disappeared) The communism in Cambodia arose when the U.S. dropped 2 million bombs‚ approximately 250‚000 tons‚ in Cambodia until 1973. (Among the disappeared) An

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    too slow or refused to leave were killed on the spot...teachers‚ doctors‚ lawyers and even members of the army were immediately killed. Even wearing glasses was enough reason for the Khmer Rouge to murder civilians‚” (The Khmer Rouge and Cambodia). Pol pot did not want anyone questioning his power or anyone to have the ability to overthrow the Khmer Rouge. All people’s rights and liberties were taken away‚ basic activities and freedoms were prohibited‚ “Music and books were banned along with religion

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