Well.. If I interpret the question correctly, then the answer would probably be in Vietnam. Due to the Ho Chi Minh Trail from the Vietnam War going through part of Cambodia, the American's had been bombing the area. Eventually, it led to the desperation of the people to regain organisation in their government, and they looked towards the Khmer Rouge troops and Pol Pot for support and guidance.
On April 17 1975, when the government of the Khmer Republic collapsed and the Khmer Rouge captured Phnom Penh.
the Khmer rouge started in 1975
3 years, 8 months, 20 days.
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Khmer Rouge began in 1975 and ended in 1979.
No,the Khmer Rouge were vanquished by the Vietmanese Army in 1978-9.Vietnam did this because the Khmer Rouge repeatedly made incursions across the border.The Khmer Rouge were driven into the jungles,where they began to dis-band.China then invaded the north of Vietnam in protest.Much to their suprise,Vietnam inflicted heavy losses on the Chinese and China withdrew.
The CPK (Khmer Rouge) took over Phnom Penh starting April 17th, 1975 and immediately ordered the deportation of the urban dwellers to the countryside.
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The notorious Khmer Rouge regime was overthrown by the Vietnamese in 1979.
Khmer is what Cambodian people are called and rouge means red in French
The Khmer Rouge are a revolutionary faction that has never net succeeded in seizing power.
Millions of people who opposed the Khmer Rouge were killed.
Pol Pot was the main leader of the Khmer Rouge. Yet, he was not the only. Nuon Chea, Ieng Sary, Son Sen and Khieu Samphan were also heads of the Khmer Rouge.
Cambodia, April 1975.