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Cambodia Genocide

Cambodia Genocide. By: Taylor Buehler Katelyn Vanderzee Kaden Black. cambodia. How many Killed?. 1975-1979. 750 thousand people. When did it occur?. They used napalm and dart cluster-bombs Poisonous defoliants Airpower . Killing methods. Premier Hun Sen The communists

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Cambodia Genocide

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  1. Cambodia Genocide By: Taylor Buehler Katelyn Vanderzee Kaden Black

  2. cambodia

  3. How many Killed? • 1975-1979 • 750 thousand people When did it occur?

  4. They used napalm and dart cluster-bombs • Poisonous defoliants • Airpower Killing methods

  5. Premier Hun Sen • The communists • KnieuSamphann • Soviet-backed Vietnamese Participants

  6. Cambodia suffered Ethincrivarly between the Vietnamese Minority • Two men had no sympathy for the ottoman Muslims What reasons were given?

  7. Because a genocide is killing a large group of people in a particular ethnic group and that’s exactly what they did in the Cambodian genocide. How does it fit?

  8. Vietnam invaded Kampuchea and over threw the Khmer Rouge International Community

  9. Genocide-cambodia.”Genocide-Cambodia. N.p.,n.d.Web.22Apr.2013 "Chapter 4." STATISTICS OF CAMBODIAN GENOCIDE AND MASS MURDER. Charlie Hoply, n.d. Web. 22 Apr. 2013. PARTICIPANTS IN CAMBODIAN WAR." DeseretNews.com. Deseret News, 19 July 1990. Web. 22 Apr. 2013. Warren, Katy. "Cambodia Genocide: Never Again." Cambodia Genocide: Never Again. Web. 22 Apr. 2013. Work Cited

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