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  • Lemmygradwontallowme [he/him, comrade/them]
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    5 months ago

    I've decided to read some Michael Vickery's "Cambodia: 1975-1982"... so far, the Khmer Rouge doesn't seem to be well organized, as groups, let alone under one leadership, even after the Second Indochinese Civil War, and one damban in Cambodia can turn from okay to hell, and vice versa, depending on the region fertility and leadership strife...

    Something something, this guy fights against anti-Rouge myths, such as by Francois Ponchaud, that Cambodia was going to become de-industrialized, though this is not to say he doesn't criticize the Pol Pot regime...

    Edit: I hope I do not sound like I speak in bad faith...