A young girl fighting for the Lon Nol regime against the Khmer Rouge, Cambodian civil war, circa 1970-1975 (998x1500)
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How did Vietnamese Army have a strong motivation to invade and liberate Phnom Penh to fight against weak Khmer Rouge troops in early January 1979?
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Interested in an in-depth podcast about Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge?

Hey everyone, I am waiting for the next Carlin series like the rest of you. I've seen a lot of people talking about a historical period they wish the master would cover, and quite often the Khmer Rouge will come up and someone will joke that it might take hours and hours for Dan to complete...

Well, inspired by Hardcore History, a few years ago I decided I would do exactly that... covering the history that I have spent a significant amount of my life researching.

'In the Shadows of Utopia' is my attempt to bring the history of Cambodia and the Khmer Rouge to a historically minded, general audience... In Carlin-fashion it goes deep, but with suitable entertainment/relatability, as well as the respect that the topic deserves. If you've read a book or two, or seen a movie... you might think you know the story, but there is much much more.

I am currently about 20 episodes in, probably more than 30 hours (with a few interviews with prominent historians chucked in) and we have covered the basic introduction to the topic, ancient Cambodia and Angkor, the middle period, colonialism, nationalist movements, communism, the influence from Vietnam, the first and second Indochina wars, Maoism... and the rise of the Khmer Rouge and the eventual leaders of the movement into the late 1950s.

People seem to like it, a lot of good reviews and getting to a good listener count.. I know it gets shared here from time to time which is great, but if you are looking for something new maybe these Dan down-times are a good opportunity !

https://www.shadowsofutopia.com/

stitcher / spotify / apple podcasts / youtube

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A Khmer Rouge tank, destroyed by Vietnam during the initial invasion, Cambodian-Vietnam war [840x560]
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Vietnam liberated Cambodia from Khmer Rouge OTD in 1979 - Guess who Canada stood with twitter.com/TheCanadaFile…
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A young girl fighting for the Lon Nol regime against the Khmer Rouge, Cambodian civil war, circa 1970-1975 (998x1500)
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The faces of evil: Two Khmer Rouge teenage cadres riding down the street of Phnom Penh, April 1975 [1024x1408]
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From 1976 to 1979, an estimated 20,000 people were imprisoned at Tuol Sleng and it was one of between 150 and 196 torture and execution centers established by the Khmer Rouge. There were only twelve known survivors: seven adults and five children. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuo…
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"What did the Soviet Union, the Khmer Rouge, Nazi Germany, and Apartheid South Africa all have in common? They all used DD-MM-YYYY to write dates."
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M113 belonging to pro-government force in combat against the Khmer Rouge, Cambodian Civil war [800x1189]
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Based Vietnam librating Cambodian from the Khmer Rouge despite negative reaction from the international community
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Picture of Khmer Rouge massacre victim, 1975-1979
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Photograph by Dieter Ludwig showing a very young guerrilla fighter fighting for the Lon Nol regime against the Khmer Rouge during the Cambodian Civil War in 1972.
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Vietnam liberated Cambodia from Khmer Rouge OTD in 1979 - Guess who Canada stood with twitter.com/TheCanadaFile…
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Why did the USSR, Vietnam and the DPRK support the Khmer Rouge at first?
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A Khmer Rouge child soldier on the Thai-Cambodian border, Cambodia-Vietnam war, 1979 [1071x800]
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Vietnam liberated Cambodia from Khmer Rouge OTD in 1979 - Guess who Canada stood with twitter.com/TheCanadaFile…
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Vietnam liberated Cambodia from Khmer Rouge OTD in 1979 - Guess who Canada stood with twitter.com/TheCanadaFile…
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Khmer rouge? more like Khmer cool amiright
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This sub actually made me re-identify as Khmer Rouge

joined in part because I appreciated the critiques of art and modern culture, however reading the countless comments about how everything remotely enjoyable is 'cringe' and all you losers pretending to enjoy some french art house film about a guy smoking a cigarette gayly for 2 hours has encouraged me to support forcibly evacuating the coastal cities and liquidating everyone who even thought of applying to a liberal arts college

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It’s not like the US continued to support the Khmer Rouge until 1993… Oh wait reddit.com/gallery/qu0ric
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UN-backed court drops genocide charges against ex-Khmer Rouge commander news.yahoo.com/un-backed-…
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Vietnam liberated Cambodia from Khmer Rouge OTD in 1979 - Guess who Canada stood with twitter.com/TheCanadaFile…
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A young girl fighting for the Lon Nol regime against the Khmer Rouge, Cambodian civil war, circa 1970-1975 (998x1500) @History
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How would you prevent events like the Holocaust, the Great Leap Forward, or the Purges of the Soviets and Khmer Rouge from happening again?

It seems there should be a plan.

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(NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH KHMER ROUGE) Flag of People's Republic of Kampuchea established by Vietnam(1979-1989)
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Did Deng not support the Khmer Rouge?

The Chinese invaded Vietnam after Deng took power right? Seems weird that he would do so to prop up a Communist revolution.

Is there any good reading anyone could recommend?

Thanks!

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Suggestion: The Khmer Rouge from History
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Based Vietnam liberating Cambodian from the Khmer Rouge despite negative reaction from the international community
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How does it feel to be an anprim CIA plant? Euphoric (Pol Pot, Khmer Rouge meme) v.redd.it/gga1jc68oez71
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Cambodian poster showing the Buddha defeating the Khmer Rouge (date unknown)
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Vietnam liberated Cambodia from Khmer Rouge OTD in 1979 - Guess who Canada stood with twitter.com/TheCanadaFile…
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Khmer Rouge more like Khmer Based
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A young Khmer Rouge fighter with German Armbrust launcher, Cambodia-Vietnam war
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Vietnam liberated Cambodia from Khmer Rouge OTD in 1979 - Guess who Canada stood with twitter.com/TheCanadaFile…
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This is the only photo my dad has of his family before the Khmer Rouge and he lost four siblings and both parents. Would mean the world for him to have a nicer version.
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Why did Mao's regime support the Khmer Rouge?

I was reading up on the history of North Vietnam and came across the atrocities of the Khmer Rouge and Vietnam's defensive invasion of Cambodia that resulted in the ousting of Pol Pot and his regime. Why did China support the Khmer Rouge and go so far as to send troops into North Vietnam?

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How does it feel to be an anprim CIA plant? Euphoric (Pol Pot, Khmer Rouge edit) v.redd.it/oe288siqykz71
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what do you guys think of the Khmer Rouge? reddit.com/gallery/r0inzv
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[NZ] - Kerry Hamill: Long quest for justice ends with Khmer Rouge leader's charges dropped | NZ Herald nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar…
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Mao Zedong with Khmer Rouge leaders Pol Pot (middle) and Ieng Sary in June 1975 in Beijing, China [2048x2048]
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Malcolm Caldwell was a Marxist writer who strongly supported the Khmer Rouge regime in the 70s. He denied the mass killings they were committing, and flew to Cambodia to meet his idol Pol Pot in 1978. Hours after meeting Pot, Caldwell was shot by an unknown suspect. His murder was never solved
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Is there any lecture/video of a Marxist analysis of the Khmer Rouge and pol pot?
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Pol Pot (1925-1998) , Leader of Khmer Rouge , Committed The Cambodian Genocide which erased 20 percent of Cambodia's Population (1.7 Million estimated) v.redd.it/bqtv95yn7xw71
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When Pol Pot publically came out as leader of Democratic Kampuchea in 1976, two years after the Khmer Rouge took over Cambodia, what was the reaction of people who knew him as Saloth Sar?

If I've understood this right, from the time he became leader of the Khmer Rouge / Communist Party of Kampuchea in 1963 until he publically came out as the Prime Minister of Democratic Kampuchea in 1976, no one except Pol Pot's inner circle knew who the leader of the Khmer Rouge / CPK / Ankar was. While most authoritarian regimes follow narcissistic egomaniacs, for thirteen years the vast majority of the Khmer Rouge supporters (or anyone else) had no idea who was actually running things.

In Philip Short's Pol Pot: Anatomy of a Nightmare, on the announcement of Pol Pot becoming Prime Minister, he says:

"When the first photographs of him appeared, old friends from his student days, like Nghet Chhopininto, to say nothing of his own brothers, working as peasants in Kompong Thom, were amazed to discover that their new leader was the self-effacing Saloth SΓ’r."

Short, unfortunately, doesn't expand on that or give sources.

I'm curious about just how much the public, especially regular Cambodians, knew about the leadership of the Khmer Rouge during that time and how odd it seemed not having a figurehead given the circumstances. And, since Pol Pot was such an unassuming, quiet and friendly person to those that knew him, I'd be fascinated to know if there are any first or even second-hand accounts of his old friend's or family's reaction when he revealed himself.

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