Revolution In Cambodia

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Revolution in Cambodia

There is nothing unique about government-sponsored violence. There is, in fact, nothing especially unusual about widespread killing or even genocide. The rallying cry heard in the wake of World War II -- "Never again!" -- is a noble sentiment, and not a reflection of reality. Ask the Indonesians, or the Timorese, or the Palestinians, or the Salvadorans, or the Rwandans, or the Yugoslavs... or the Cambodians.

The reign of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia ranks as one of the most disastrous in modern history. It could be persuasively argued that it was, in fact, the worst.

It is important to understand the Cambodian revolution in context. Scholars currently investigating mass graves in Cambodia now estimate Pol Pot's three-and-a-half year reign led to the deaths of approximately two million people. There were no precise statistics on the population of the
country when the Khmer Rouge came to power in 1975, but it is likely that
the number of deaths repres...

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