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Kompong Cham Province
Off towards the north. We took a bus about 5hrs. to the Kompong Cham Province. We wanted to stay one night in Kompong Cham. This sleepy little town mills about the Mekong quietly and dosen't seem to be in a hurry for anything. There was a couple of things that were worthing stopping for. I wanted to see a bamboo bridge that is built fresh each year …
Gym for the sake of it and BBQ Party!
... basket for me to put out n the rail on the balcony, but she was saying something and I had no idea what...but smiled and tried to do what I thought she wanted!????! And when you get smiles you presume you are doing right!!!! Then she dragged me for food but I didn't take much dragging obviously...amazing vegetables, so nice but then she gave me soup. i usually love the soup but seriously!!! i took a mouthful and my mouth was just full of bones!!! i was ...
Journée "Memoires" à Phnom Penh
... rouges applique une politique plus
extremiste encore que celle des soviétiques et des maoïstes, visant
notamment à purifier le pays de la civilisation urbaine et bourgeoise.
Les villes comme Phom Penh dans la nuit du 17 au 18 avril 1975, sont vidées de leurs habitants, envoyés en rééducation dans les campagnes. La traque systématique des anciennes élites,
ajoutée aux mines placées par les deux camps, à la malnutrition et aux
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Beginning of Month Three
... ask me how I was feeling when he picked me up after school, then he just went to tiring day yes? and my answer would always be yes. We had a few days with no power. The poor kids! I had to fan some of them with books while they were doing work because they couldn't write and do it. It was an interesting experience. Of course its been like 30+ degrees all week. I am very thankful for the week holiday I have :)
I feel like ...
The killing fields.
... A famous Khmer Rouge slogan says, "to keep you is not benefit, to kill you is no loss" and thousands of Cambodians were killed and buried in mass graves - the killing fields. As I wandered around Choeng Ek killing field, it struck me how brutal the murders were. While the holocaust was on a much grander scale, and the suffering extreme, the violence of the Khmer Rouge was greater in my opinion. "Bullets are not to be wasted" so most of the victims were bludgeoned over ...
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