61. CARA - Cambodian Information Directory (CID) Country Training Program Law Firms JapaneseCambodia Cooperation on the Legal SystemCambodia s Economic Development and History cambodian history CAMBODIA - A http://www.caraweb.org/khmer.html

Home Khmer Literacy Khmer Dances Khmer Links ... Contact Us Cambodian Directory Page Useful Info in the US healthfinder [Click on Khmer FCC (telecommunication complaints) telemarketers stop calling your home Cambodia News cambodiacic.org Radio Free Asia - Text Khmer Radio Radio Free Asia BeehiveFM 105 Radio France Voice of America ... Veasna Meatophum Cambodia News: BBN - Bayon Business News Yahoo.com Yahoo.com (Photos) Google.com ... KhmerIntelligence Dictionary Sites KhmerLanguage.com dictionary.com webster.com IT Terminology General Elections in Cambodia: NEC cambodiavote.info Cambodian Information Directory (Cambodia Related Information on Internet) Search Cambodia on Internet: IPU Parline Library Of Congress FindLaw This page, as Cambodian Web Directory , helps you find most useful links and resources of Cambodian information on Internet. If you would like to have your web site in this page, please go to

62. CDS I Cambodia X 3 A Brief Cambodian Khmer History. It was during this tragic era in cambodian historythat Tuol Sleng Prison came into existence as a place of torture and murder. http://cds.aas.duke.edu/exhibits/past/cambodia/greensboro/history.html

A Brief Cambodian Khmer History Cambodia has a complex 2000-year history. Prior to A.D. 800 the indigenous Khmer and many surrounding groups struggled to control the land and resources of the region. A 600-year "period of greatness" was reached during the Angkor era from A.D. 802 to 1431. The spectacular temple complex Angkor Wat was constructed and served as the capitol of the kingdom during that time. Even today, Angkor Wat serves as a national symbol and rallying point for Cambodians across the globe, its outline gracing the country's national flag. Cambodian culture blends influences from Hinduism, Brahmanism, and Theravada Buddhism. The Khmer Buddhist belief system adapted symbols and rituals from all of these streams. A combination of national self-determination and deference to royal authority foreshadowed the future of the Cambodian nation. After 1432 and the death of the Angkor kings, Cambodia became a contested territory. In the 19th century Europeans began traveling to Southeast Asia. Like its neighbor Vietnam, Cambodia would become part of French colonial Indochina. During World War II, Indochina was occupied by Japan. Later, with the Allied victories in Europe and the Pacific, France tried to reassert its power over Indochina and became embroiled in a war in Vietnam that finally ended in 1954 with France's defeat and withdrawal. The Cambodians, taking advantage of France's conflict in Vietnam, demanded independence. In 1955 Cambodia established a constitutional monarchy with Prince Norodom Sihanouk as prime minister.

63. Powell's Books - A History Of Cambodia By David Chandler back to top. The beginnings of cambodian history Kingship and society at Angkor Jayavarman VII and the crisis of the thirteenth century Cambodia after http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=62-0813335116-3

64. Cambodia. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001 and Marlowe Hood, ed., The Cambodian Agony (1987); KD Jackson, ed., Cambodia, 1975–1978(1989); DP Chandler, The Tragedy of cambodian history Power, War and http://www.bartleby.com/65/ca/Cambodia.html

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65. Killing Field He has written several books about Cambodia, including A history of Cambodia (19832nd edition, 1992) The Tragedy of cambodian history Politics War and http://www.cybercambodia.com/dachs/killings/killing.html

Text by David Chandler Photos by T hese one hundred haunting photographs of helpless Cambodians facing death were token in a secret prison in Phnom Penh, between the middle of 1975 and the first few days of 1979. Several of the prisoners have just hod their blindfolds removed. As they stare at their captors, they have no idea where they are, who is taking the pictures or what will happen to them. None of them was ever released. After torture and interrogation, sometimes stretching over several months, all of these men, women and children were brutally put to death. In those days the prison was known by its code name, S-21. Cambodia, under its Communist rulers, called itself Democratic Kampuchea (DK) and was probably the most revolutionary government in the world. The country was led by a smooth featured, soft spoken former schoolteacher named Saloth Sar, who used the pseudonym Pol Pot. He was the secretary general of Cambodia's Communist party, known since pre-revolutionary times to outsiders as the Red Khmer or Khmer Rouge. He kept himself hidden, and so did the pa rty. People outside its ranks knew only of a shadowy, omnipotent revolutionary organization ( Angkar padevat ) which had as many eyes as a pineapple."

66. Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month 2004 and music tradition, passed down from one generation to the next, is an indeliblepart of Cambodian culture the lifeblood of cambodian history, myth and http://www.usdoj.gov/jmd/eeos/apahm/cahi.htm

c Last Update 4/27/04 doj/jmd/ls/jj Cambodian-American Heritage, Inc. (CAHI) is a non-profit organization, founded in 1980. The mission of the organization is the preservation of Cambodian arts and culture here in the United States. The centerpiece of the organization's cultural activities is its dance troupe and music ensemble. For almost 20 years, the troupe has performed selections from the repertoire of Cambodian classical and folk dances. In recent years, the dance troupe and music ensemble have performed in a variety of settings including the 150th anniversary of the Smithsonian Institution, the National Gallery of Art, the Freer Gallery of Art, the American Red Cross, presidential inaugural events, various folk art and heritage festivals and our annual observance of Cambodian New Year during the month of April. Music and dance have played an important role in Cambodian culture, as part of religious and court ceremonies dating back to the 7th Century. This dance and music tradition, passed down from one generation to the next, is an indelible part of Cambodian culture...the lifeblood of Cambodian history, myth and legend, both in the classical dance and the rich and varied folk dances. The state of this highly ornate and stylized art form was seriously threatened in modern times during the rule of the notorious Khmer Rouge regime. From 1975 to 1979, the Khmer Rouge brutalized the Cambodians perished during the period of Khmer Rouge ascendancy. Among the artistic community, it is estimated that 90 percent of the dancers and teachers of the Royal Ballet and students and faculty at the University of Fine Arts perished during this dark period of Cambodian history.

67. United Cambodian American Association (UCAA) Philadelphia, Pennsylvaniabased organization that promotes all forms of education, preserves the cambodian history and promotes economic development. Includes by-laws, history, weekly news, membership details, and contacts. http://www.khmerucaa.org/

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68. Khmer Institute I ve watched them grow up and study Russian history and American history, Loungsays, and they didn t know any cambodian history. They didn t understand us. http://www.khmerinstitute.org/comments/comr8.html

1 Jan 2001 Dear Khmer Institute: It was with more than a little dismay that I read yet another article in which Ms. Ung has perhaps invited more discussion about her book. In a CNN internet-only piece in the Book News section of the website (30 DEC 2000), Ms. Ung continues her mission to "explain" the rationale behind her publication. Yet, rather than clarifying and perhaps mollifying any of the concerns that have been raised about certain aspects of her book, she is apparently content with adding even more fuel to an already roaring fire. In the piece, she stated that one of the reasons for telling the story, she says, was to educate others, especially her two American nieces, Victoria, 15, and Maria, 19. "I've watched them grow up and study Russian history and American history," Loung says, "and they didn't know any Cambodian history. They didn't understand us. They're not going to get the story anywhere else and I just wanted them to know." Upon reading that I thought to myself, "Oh really Ms. Ung?" ... It is in her book that she tells how she and her brotherss and sisters would study Chinese, French, ... and THEN Khmer at home on the kitchen table, not to mention family members watching Chinese martial arts movies, admiring and flaunting physical "Chinese" attributes - in an apparent disparaging contrast to her perception of "Khmer" physiology, spending time swigging down American Coca-Cola, and enjoying special breakfasts of French bread and iced coffee, etc., etc.

69. The Cambodian Holocaust Beauty Darkness, Information on cambodian history (particularly the Khmer Rougeperiod), Khmer art culture, Cambodian refugees immigrants abroad. http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/cambodia-holocaust.h

The Cambodian Holocaust Cambodia - Pol Pot's Shadow Frontline World documentary with video online, reporter's diary, related background information, & "Cambodian-Americans Speak" (Oct. 2002) Cambodia: War Crimes Tribunal Cambodia: Year Zero, 1978 From the Modern History Sourcebook: accounts of eyewitnesses interviewed by François Ponchaud Cambodian Auto-Genocide Page Digital Archive of Cambodian Holocaust Survivors The Cambodian Genocide Program, Yale University Cambodian Killing Fields The Dith Pran Holocaust Awareness Project, Inc. Project "to educate American students about the Cambodian genocide" Facing Death: Portraits from Cambodia's Killing Fields From Sideshow to Genocide: Stories of the Cambodian Holocaust "an overview of the events that led to the Cambodian holocaust, as well as the stories of survivors ... recommended reading materials, lesson plans & questions for discussion" A Journey through Genocide John Pilger's review of Rithy Panh's documentary S21: The Khmer Rouge Killing Machine The Khmer Rouge Trial Task Force The Legacy of Pol Pot A photographic record of mass murder by

70. Cambodia: Welcome cambodian history/Khmer Art and Culture/General Information This site is designedto provide information on the recent history of Cambodia, particulary the http://www.4j.lane.edu/~harrison_j/cambodia/links.html

Welcome Location Place (Physical / Human) Interaction Movement Region Links ... Information Links Updated September 29, 2003 Andy Brouwer's Cambodia Tales This is the tale of his trips to "Cambo" in 1998, 1999, and 2000, including the capital Phnom Penh, Siem Reap (the home of the magnificent Angkor temple complex), Preah Khan, Kompong Svay, Preah Vihear, Beng Mealea, Phnom Kulen, Kompong Thom & Sambor Prei Kuk, Battambang and Kompong Cham. Check back in December for details on his November 2001 trip. CNN World CNN Interactive website, an interactive on-line service consisting of information services and content provided by CNN, affiliates of CNN and other third parties. Asia Society The Asia Society is America's leading institution dedicated to fostering understanding of Asia and communication between Americans and the peoples of Asia and the Pacific.

71. Cambodia In Modern History: Beauty And Darkness information. General Articles. Links to this several articles about variousaspects of cambodian culture and history. Specific information http://www.mekong.net/cambodia/

Beauty and Darkness: Cambodia in Modern History The Beauty and Darkness project provides information on the recent history of Cambodia, particulary the Khmer Rouge period. This includes materials pertaining to Cambodia, as well as information about Cambodian refugees and immigrants abroad. Articles on the site are categorized within the menus at the top of the page. The following links might be useful starting points: The Banyan Tree A five-part article detailing Cambodia's recent history. Oral Histories A series of oral histories and biographical articles about Cambodians. Photos Several sets of photographs, including photos from Cambodia, and pictures from Khmer communities abroad. Travel Trip journals, travelogues, and general information about travel in Cambodia. Facts and Figures Maps and basic statistical information. General Articles Links to several articles about various aspects of Cambodian culture and history. Specific information can also be located by using the site search page . This site is primarily concerned with historical and cultural information. For news on current events in Cambodia, the Yahoo World News: Cambodia site and the Phnom Penh Post Online are excellent resources.

72. We've Moved project provides information on the recent history of Cambodia, particulary the Khmer Rouge period to this several articles about various aspects of cambodian culture and history http://members.aol.com/cambodia

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73. Cambodian Auto-Genocide Page cambodian AutoGenocide Page Pictures and text present the history and impact of the Khmer Rouge government apos;s planned genocide of the cambodian people. Thla Suon Houn-Nam Ing http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.cybercambodia.com/dachs/&y=026B6

74. The Cambodian Mission Outreach Christian mission to plant churches in the country. Includes history, needs and obstacles, initiatives, and news. http://www.cambodiachurch.org/

Home Page History of Outreach Cambodia Today The Killing Fields ... Current News The Cambodian Mission Outreach "New Life in Christ Church" New Life in Christ Church Our Mission is to bring a new life in Christ to the Cambodian people. Certainly eternal life, but Christ also came to bring life in all ways to all people, not the least of which is the prosperity to live in adequate provision, love, joy and peace. We believe a new life in Christ represents all these things and we are dedicated to encouraging opportunities for this new life wherever possible. Our Vision 5 years ago was to plant a mother church in Phnom Penh to serve the people of Cambodia and train Nationals to plant other churches there. We have established the mother church in Phnom Penh and are now working to establish other congregations in the provinces.

75. Khmer (Cambodian) Flags Flags throughout history. http://lynx.dac.neu.edu/b/bug/flags.html

Flag 1 Kingdom of Cambodia, before 1970. Flag 2 Kampuchea Krom, before 1975. Flag 3 Khmer Republic, 1970 - 1975. Flag 4 Indochina Federation State of Cambodia, 1975. It is believed that there was a short civil war or rather a purge that ended the State of Cambodia in the same year. This and the five-tower yellow Angkor Wat on red field flag are used interchangeably but this is the official one. Flag 5 Democratic Kampuchea, 1976 - 1993. NOTICE - There is no star on the flag. Flag 6 Kingdom of Cambodia again, 1993 - present. Flag 7 Free Khmer? 1986 - present.

76. Cambodian Auto-Genocide Page CyberCambodia aims to digitize and distribute survivors' stories on CDROM and via the Internet. Pictorial history of the Khmer Rouge takeover along with information on the country today. http://www.cybercambodia.com/dachs/

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77. Cambodian Recent History And Contemporary Society: An Introductory Course cambodian Recent history and Contemporary Society An IntroductoryCourse. Dr. Judy Ledgerwood Department of Anthropology and Center http://www.seasite.niu.edu/khmer/Ledgerwood/Contents.htm

Cambodian Recent History and Contemporary Society: An Introductory Course Dr. Judy Ledgerwood Department of Anthropology and Center for Southeast Asian Studies Northern Illinois University If you use materials from this Web site , please cite it as you would any published source. Course Syllabus Suggestions on how to use these materials for general readers, specialists, teachers, and students Table of Contents Essay I - Cambodia since April 1975 Introduction Democratic Kampuchea The State of Cambodia The United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia ... The Royal Government of Cambodia (1993-present) Subessays: Understanding Cambodia : Social Hierarchy and Patron-Client Relationships Democratic Kampuchea : Hierarchy/Egalitarianism and Pol Pot The UN Sponsored Elections of 1993: The July 5-6, 1997 "events": When is a coup not a coup? Questions Essay Questions Essay II - Contemporary Society Introduction Emerging from Democratic Kampuchea Economics Health ... Natural Resources Subessays: Women in Cambodian Society Questions The Rebirth of Buddhism Questions ... Questions Course Resources Biographies Questions Bibliography Keywords ... Links to Other Useful Sites

78. Cambodian Commercial Bank Early history to Independence The Funan Empire was established in whatis now Cambodia in the 1st cent. AD By the 3d cent. the Funanese http://www.ccb-cambodia.com/main.php?p=cambodian-history

79. Cambodian Flag History This page is part of © FOTW Flags Of The World website cambodian Flag history. http://flagspot.net/flags/kh_hstry.html

Cambodian Flag History Last modified: by phil nelson Keywords: cambodia angkor wat map Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors See also: Cambodia Khmer Rouge (Cambodia) Cambodia - Japanese occupation of World War II Bibliography on Cambodian flags This presentation is mainly based on an article in Flag Bulletin (No. 133, p. 3-15; title: New flags - State of Cambodia; author: presumably Whitney Smith). Further sources: Flaggenbuch, Die Zeichen der Menschen und Völker: Unsere Welt in Fahnen und Flaggen and Lexikon Flaggen und Wappen. Especially difficult are, of course, the political circumstances leading to the fact, that at certain times (at least) three flags of different governments and counter-governments had been used to represent Cambodia. by P. Mattew ca. 1863-1948 (Kingdom of Cambodia under French protection): The first Cambodian flag probably came into existence around 1863 and was used, with only variations, until 1948. It was a red field with a blue border and a white representation of Angkor Wat in the center. The image is based on the image in Flaggenbuch; a different variant is shown in the Flag Bulletin article: the Angkor Wat is drawn like in the current flag. 1948-1970 (Kingdom of Cambodia): by P. Mattew

80. The History Guy: The Wars Of Vietnam: From The Beginning Of The 20th Century To crossed over from Cambodia into Thailand in operations against cambodian guerrillaforces Lee, R. The history Guy The Wars of Vietnam From the Beginning of http://www.historyguy.com/wars_of_vietnam.htm

The History Guy The Wars of Vietnam From the Beginning of the 20th Century to the Present Home Military History Historical Personalities Email ... Site Map Want to be notified of updates and additions to the History Guy website? Click HERE This page lists the wars and conflicts of the nation of Vietnam. Included are the rebellions and uprisings against the colonial French rulers, the conflicts involving both North and South Vietnam as well as the conflicts fought by a united Vietnam after 1975. De Tham Guerrilla Resistance De Tham, a Vietnamese resistance leader, led a thirty-year guerrilla campaign against the colonial French occupiers in the mountains near Yen The in northeastern Tonkin. In 1909 the French launched a major offensive against his forces. De Tham was involved in the 1908 Hanoi Uprising. This guerrilla resistance ended with De Tham's assassination in 1913. Hanoi Uprising June 1908 "Abortive" uprising led to French execution of thirteen rebels and hundreds of arrests.

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