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The Khmer Rouge: beyond 1984?

Index on Censorship, 1984
Lek Hor Tan is a Cambodian-born British citizen. He was actively involved with the National United Front between 1970–75; this was a coalition of Sihanoukist, Socialist and Khmer Rouge forces fighting against the American-backed Lon Nol regime. Unlike hundreds of Cambodian exiles who returned to Cambodia after the victory of the United Front, and who ...
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Khmer Rouge and National Reconciliation

Peace Review, 2002
(2002). Khmer Rouge and National Reconciliation. Peace Review: Vol. 14, No. 3, pp. 303-307.
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The Khmers Rouges and the Final Solution

History & Memory, 1999
The events in Cambodia from 1975 to 1979 both invite and defy comparison. When held against particular aspects of the policy of extermination and annihilation (Ausrottungsund Vernichtungspolitik) of the Third Reich, not only the strikingly different cultural context but also the deviant political developments (providing the external conditions of the ...
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Prosecuting the Khmer Rouge Marriages

Australian Feminist Law Journal, 2016
Abstract.At the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), the trial against the two surviving leaders of the Khmer Rouge charged in Case 002 is about to deal with the ‘regulation of marriage’. This is the name given by the ECCC to the Khmer Rouge-instigated marriages also known as ‘red weddings’ or ‘forced marriage’. In this symbolically
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Remaining with the Khmer Rouge: Contemporary Cambodian Performances Addressing Genocide in a Post-genocide Era

GeoHumanities, 2022
Amanda Rogers
exaly  

Touring memories of the Khmer Rouge

2006
On December 14, 2001, Prime Minister Hun Sen disseminated a circular that called for the preservation of memorials to victims of the Democratic Kampuchea regime as well as the preparation of the Anlong Veng District to become a historical-tourist site (Royal Government of Cambodia 2001).
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Lessons for the Future: Khmer Rouge Survivor Testimonies as Sites of Individual and Social Regeneration

Ethnos, 2021
Elena Lesley
exaly  

The Khmer Rouge Tribunal:

2023
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From the Khmer Rouge to Hambali

2013
This dissertation explores different forms of Cham identity in relation to this minority’s history, society and culture. It has three goals: first, to provide the most comprehensive overview of Cham history and social structure; second, to illustrate how Cham identities have changed through time; and third, to consider whether in the aftermath of ...
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Depicting atrocity: The experiences of women under the Khmer Rouge

Women's Studies International Forum, 2021
Fiona Gill
exaly