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The Cambodian Genocide matches the UN definition of genocide because the Khmer Rouge wanted to create a "master race" through social engineering. In which they eliminated anyone deemed an enemy to the regime by execution or, torture. That is inflicting serious bodily harm to members of a group because the innocent civilians were (considered) enemies.

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After a loss to Vietnam the Khmer Rouge was forced to flee the country. Then after facing much controversy the Khmer Rouge's popularity decreased drastically and then the in the late 1980s they fully collapsed as a movement.

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In late 1978 the Khmer Rouge was forced to leave the country by Vietnam's order after losing control over Cambodia. Approximately 2.2 million Cambodians died to the Khmer Rouge regime.

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Between 1975-1978, as many innocent civilians died of either execution or from the harsh conditions of working on the field. For example many died from disease, overwork, and starvation. The Khmer Rouge killed Chinese Cambodians, Vietnamese Cambodians, and Muslims.

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The Khmer Rouge regime killed Cambodians as an attempt to create a "master race" through social engineering. Those who were killed were (considered) enemies of the nationalistic regime or died of starvation, overwork, or disease due to the Cambodians being enslaved to do farm work.

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In 1975 the Khmer Rouge started their reign on Cambodia by stripping Cambodian citizens of their jobs and forced them to work on fields. Under the control of Pol Pot the state directed all aspects of life, reading material was varied, and religion was outlawed. Those who broke laws, hid their rations, and refused to work were normally tortured in a detention center and then killed.