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Who was in charge of the genocide in Cambodia?
Pol Pot
Did the pol pot genocide end?
Yes. The Cambodian genocide ended in 1979 when the Vietnamese Army invaded Cambodia and overthrew Pol Pot's government.
What happened during the genocide?
The Cambodian genocide, between 1975 to 1979, started when a Communist group, Khmer Rouge, seized control of Cambodia. The leader, Pol Pot, exercised extreme martial law on the people and executed adults and children across the country.
Who was the president that let the genocide occurred in cambonia?
Pol Pot
What are the ratings and certificates for Facing Genocide Khieu Samphan and Pol Pot - 2010?
Facing Genocide Khieu Samphan and Pol Pot - 2010 is rated/received certificates of: Sweden:15
Who were the perpetrators of the Cambodian genocide?
Khmer rouge under the guidance of Pol Pot.
Who was the leader behind the Cambodian genocide?
Pol Pot,the leader of the Khmer Rouge.
Where was Pol pot during the cambodian genocide?
Khmer Rouge was located in Cambodia, China.
What term is used to describe the actions of Adolf Hitler in German and pol pot in cambodia?
Genocide
What was one of the effects of Pol Pot's efforts to turn Cambonia into a rural society?
The cambodian genocide
What events occurred leading up the the Cambodian genocide?
The Cambodian genocide, between 1975 to 1979, started when a Communist group, Khmer Rouge, seized control of Cambodia. The leader, Pol Pot, exercised extreme martial law on the people and executed adults and children across the country.
What groups were killed in the cambodian genocide?
The Cambodian genocide is not a proper genocide, but rather a democide, where the government kills citizens irrespective of their race, religion, or other defining aspect. However, since the democide resulated from the creation of massive rice paddies and unrealistic quotas, the first to die en masse were usually educated people from the cities. Additionally, the political dissidents who opposed this plan were also educated. Therefore the educated, city elites were most devastatingly hit as a group, but it was not "intended" that way. hundreds of thousands of very poor Cambodians also were tortured and murdered. Also, Khmer (the dominant ethnic group in Cambodia) were just as often targeted (per capita) as ethnic minorities.
