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Examples of Classification in the Cambodian Genocide

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Examples of Classification in the Cambodian Genocide

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Pol Pot classified those that were unable to perform physical labor unnecessary as well as people that were not contributing to society agriculturally not necessary.

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Examples of Extermination in the Cambodian Genocide 

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Examples of Extermination in the Cambodian Genocide 

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Pol Pot killed those that were deemed unfit for physical labor including the ill, the elderly, handicapped, and the children after they could not perform physical labor on a daily basis.

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The Khmer Rouge killed 21% of the Cambodian population

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when they put them away from everyone else

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Children were taken from their parents and placed in separate forced labor camps.

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The Khmer Rouge photographed their victims before tortuting and killing them

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The Cambodians were forced to do physical labor in order to contribute to Pol Pot's ideal society.

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Pol Pot prepared the Cambodian Genocide by giving the idea that all Western ideas and inventions were bad, as well as that if someone was not a farmer they were not contributing effectively to society. Pol Pot also spread propaganda to further develop this idea in the citizen's head that all those who were unfit for physical labor were not necessary to the society.

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Cambodians died of Starvation, execution, diseases, and exhaustion from being over worked.

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Cambodians were put in mandatory labor camps

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They were forced to leave their homes with a threat of death. They were then sent to collective farms and labor camps. They were also forced to work until they no longer could. Those who refused to leave, no mater the age, young or old, were them killed on the spot.

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Cambodians were taken away from the general public

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BBC Timewatch - Pol Pot: The Journey to the Killing Fields

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Pol Pot separated the society into two groups, one group was those who were physically able to do labor and contribute to Pol Pot's ideal society effectively, and then there was the group of those who were killed because they were unable to do acts of physical labor.

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the Governor denied the claim that he participated in the Cambodian genicide

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some where addressed as a gypsies when they where simply a normal Cambodian citizen

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People under the Khmer Rouge rule before the start of the genocide in 1975 were called "Basic People", The the evacuated all cities and all of the citizens were called "New people"