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April 17, 1975 | Cambodia genocide begins

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April 17, 1975 | Cambodia genocide begins

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During the four year brutal rule, the Khmer Roug was responsible for the cambodian genocide. disagreement between the neutral administration of King Sihanouk, the head of state, and the serving Prime Minister Lon Nol.

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created the state of Democratic Kampuchea and wrote the first “Four-Year Plan,” which called for the collectivization of all private property and placed high national priority on the cultivation of rice. All Cambodians were required to bring their private possessions to be used collectively. Cambodian families were split up and people were assigned to work groups. The goal of the Four-Year plan was to achieve an average national yield of three tons of rice per hectare throughout the country. To achieve that goal, most Cambodians were forced to work harvesting rice more than 12 hours a day without rest or adequate food.

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Cambodia was ruled by kampuchea general secretary Pol Pot, who radically pushed Cambodia towards an entirely self-sufficient agrarian socialist society.

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 late 1978  | Vietnam entering & invading cambodia 

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 late 1978  | Vietnam entering & invading cambodia 

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Vietnam sent 150 000 aswel heavy artillary and air support to Cambodia. specifically to remove Pol Pot and also remove anti-Viet nam government, and replace it with pro-Viet nam government. And doing so, they got rid of the Khmer Roug government

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from 1975-1979 1.5-2 million people died due to the Khmer Roug's policies. The end of the Khmer Roug and the policies were due to the capital of Cambodia being captured, Phnom Pehn. Pol pot passed in 1998 due to natural causes.

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“Chronology of the Khmer Rouge Movement.” Cambodia Tribunal Monitor. Accessed January 16, 2023. https://cambodiatribunal.org/history/cambodian-history/chronology-of-the-khmer-rouge-movement/.

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History.com Editors. “Pol Pot.” History.com. A&E Television Networks, November 9, 2009. https://www.history.com/topics/cold-war/pol-pot.

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Doyle, Kevin. “Vietnam's Forgotten Cambodian War.” BBC News. BBC, September 14, 2014. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-29106034.