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Why did Khmer Rouge not like Cambodians?
KR were Cambodians; communist ones.
Why is it that every time something bad happens it is always Cambodia?
There is things that happened like The dark age, French, Japanese occupation of Cambodia, Cambodia genocide, And Khmer Rouge, is the main thinks that pop up in mind an the internet says it also but the internet is not always right about there fact they give students& teachers& other people of the world.
How strong vietnam's army is?
Probably not as tough as they were in the 70's; they haven't fought a major war in over 30 years. The war experience they gained in the 20th century, no doubt has, like the rest of the world's militaries...turned into "schools" and "movies (films)." Well, within the past 30 years, Vietnam's Army did fight with someone such as Cambodia (Khmer Rouge) in 1979 as well as China from 1979 to 1984. Vietnam's Army successfully eliminated Khmer Rouge to liberate Cambodia and defeated China's Army right after that meanwhile most of Vietnam's Regular force still were stationing in Cambodia.
What happened after the Khmer rouge became the ruling power in Cambodia?
Democratic Kampuchea was the name given to Cambodia by the Khmer Rouge during their time in power. This was ended by a rapid Vietnamese invasion which began in December 1978, but after months of retreats and fighting, Khmer Rouge members loyal to the old government regrouped in the west of the country, on the border with Thailand, along with the fallen DK administration. They entered a coalition with other groups during the early 1980s in order to fight the Vietnamese-backed government now named the People's Republic of Kampuchea.
What type of language is Khmer?
Cambodian belongs to the Mon-Khmer language family...which Vietnamese belongs to. The languages are somewhat similar. Cambodian is also similar to Thai although Thai comes from a different language family, only because a good portion of Thai borrows words from Cambodia. oh and there is some european/french influence, apparent in words such as "aeroplan" instead of "kapal hou" or "macin" for machine
What is the animal symbol of Cambodia?
The Kouprey is national animal of Cambodia. Is an ox like animal with marvelous horns like bull and neck skin. Some say it never exist other say it real. Sorry if my English not good. I speak Khmer, language of Cambodia. This is my sister's daughter's account.
What is cambola?
"Camboja" is the Portuguese word for Cambodia, a country located in Southeast Asia. It is known for its rich cultural heritage, including ancient temples like Angkor Wat, and its turbulent history including the Khmer Rouge regime in the 1970s. Cambodian cuisine is also popular for its flavors and use of ingredients like lemongrass and coconut milk.
What is the importance of the Khmer rouge?
The Khmer Rouge plunged Cambodia into chaos. They targeted educated people, bilingual people, and even people with small items that were a mark of education, such as glasses and watches. the importance of this was that they murdered an estimated 2,000,000 people. two million. they tortured innocent people, killed others, and their idea of a "Super Race," much like the Aryans of Nazi Germany, was the "old people" or simple, uneducated peasants. The "new people" or urban folk, were worked to death in labor camps, tortured, or murdered in the killing fields. They were brutal, violent, and merciless.
What region on the map below experienced a post-World War 2 communist revolution?
The region that experienced a post-World War II communist revolution is Southeast Asia, particularly in countries like Vietnam and Cambodia. In Vietnam, the communist movement led by the Viet Minh culminated in the establishment of a communist government in 1954 following the defeat of French colonial forces. Similarly, Cambodia saw the rise of the Khmer Rouge in the 1970s, leading to a radical communist regime.
What are people from Cambodia called?
People from Cambodia are called Cambodians. It's not rocket science, honey. Just like people from England are called English and people from Japan are called Japanese. Keep it simple, sweetheart.
Is Khmer new year a holiday or festival?
Khmer New Years is a holiday. It is usually celebrated in April for three consecutive days that usually falls on the 13th - 15th. It is called "Jol Chnam Tmei" which basically means "Entering the New Year". In Cambodia, there are usually festivals or other activities that take place to celebrate and welcome the new year just like in America. It is by far, one of THE BIGGEST and most EXCITING holidays in Cambodia.
How do you say Khmer?
Khmer should be pronounced "Ki- (like the start of "kick") mer (like "were")
