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What is Cambodian Genocide symbolization?
We give people a symbolization or names to each other. We call them "Jews" "Gypsies", or by their race, and what they wear.
For example:
"The blue scarf was the star which symbolizes the classification made by the Khmer Rouge Central Committee and imposed by its own cadres in Phnom Penh."

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The regime didn't care enough to feed their people that they abused for work.

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Classification the action or process of classifying something according to shared qualities or characteristics.

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The people were in denial because they let this last 4 years and never rebelled.

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What is Cambodian Genocide preparation:
The Khmer Rouge wanted to eliminate the Vietnamese Communists from Cambodia, but they depended on them as allies. One preparation for the genocide was when the Khmer Rouge secretly killed Cambodians that had been trained by the North Vietnamese communists.

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The background picture is the victims of the genocide. These people were probably beat or starved and died in brutal ways.

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More than 1.7 million people were killed because of a regime. When the regime had outworked the people and they were not getting food they would die.

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An example could be that the people had been beat and was tired to the point when they were to weak to continue working but had to anyways.

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What is Cambodian Genocide organization:
The “revolution” was organized by the government, which is the Khmer Rouge. The Khmer Rouge made people to work all day using torture and threats. The people were not given equal amount of food or water. They were also beaten when they slowed down or became tired.

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Pol Pot ordered Khmer Rogue soldiers to take these innocent minorities and disabled people, and took them into captivity. Places called killing fields, to be more specific.

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The Khmer Rouge regarded themselves as better than others and “pure.” All members of the Khmer Rouge and some people throughout the country had to wear black to represent the revolution.

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Khmer Rogue soldiers separated Cambodians if they spoke a different language, crying, or even SMILING.

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Cambodian Genocide - Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge

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The people were also in denial of what the regime was doing to them because it was so bad.

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They worked to abolish class distinction as well as family relationships. The government and/or rulers were to be every ones only friends and family. The Khmer Rouge claimed that only “pure” people could build the revolution. Soldiers, military officers and civil servants from the Khmer Republic regime led by Marshal Lon Nol were not considered “pure.”

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"The Khmer Rouge thought that anyone who disagreed with their ideas was a threat and an enemy. This included anyone with ties to the West, religious leaders, ethnic minorities, city people, and scholars." This quote identifies the people who were grouped and separated from the people who DIDN'T stand in the Regime's way