Cambodia - The Rise of the Khmer Rouge and the Genocide (1976-1978)

During the Khmer Rouge administration, Cambodia became a huge labor camp, forming a system of attempts to destroy terrorism, genocide, and culture - a series of intense events that the country is still recovering. The number of years involved in this administration was devastating to the Cambodian nation and with the formation of the Khmer Rouge it was a leftist Communist Party whose action had a serious adverse effect on the political, economic and social structure of Cambodia . . Millions of lives

People do not understand many genocide. One of them is an attempt to mass genocide by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. Khmer Rouge can acquire the power of Cambodia for many years and maintain control. They are isolating the country from any foreign influences. Other countries did not know what happened in Cambodia until years after. Khmer Rouge and Polpoto are trying to build their ideal communist society. So how does the Khmer Rouge get such powerful power and control? Some people think that Pol Pot is the only person responsible for the power and control of the Khmer Rouge.

Ideology played an important role in genocide. Pol Pot and Khmer Rouge are aiming to return Cambodia to the "Great Past" of the powerful Khmer Empire, to stop foreign aid and destruction of Western culture and restore the country to agricultural society. Attempts to implement these goals are the main drivers of subsequent genocide. The leader of the Khmer Rouge stated that killing is "purifying people". Khmer Rouge drove the entire population of Cambodia to a mobile force. Michael Hunt said it is "an unparalleled social mobilization experiment in the 20th century revolution". Khmer Rouge uses a system of inhumane forced labor, starvation, forced migration, land grouping, and state terrorism in order to maintain a consistent population.

Other genocide cases quickly followed the Nazis Holocaust. Cambodian Khmer Rouge, an extreme political organization that dominated Cambodia from 1975 to 1979 in the late 1970s, killed some 1.7 million Cambodian people. Khmer Rouge considered that they were Vietnamese, Chinese, Thai, intellectuals and religious leaders (including Buddhist monks) and others who suspected political opposition to the control of new communism I chose things. Other remarkable massacres occurred in the 1990s. In the Balkan Peninsula (Southeast Europe), in July 1995, Serbian special forces were about 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men who wanted to dismiss Bosnian Muslims living in the center of the Serbian community Was executed. In addition, a million Muslims of Croatia and Bosnia evacuated