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In today's new video find out why Pol Pot was one of the most murderous and most evil dictators alive and left his people of Cambodia to starve to death. Pol Pot ins't often mentioned with the most ...

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Cities were emptied, religion was outlawed, and families were torn apart in the name of building a supposedly utopian agrarian society. Pol Pot was the architect of “Year Zero,” a movement that ...

Last Sunday, I walked over to the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center to watch the film “Meeting with Pol Pot.” The movie was introduced by professor Ray Offenheiser and prefaced with a speech by the ...

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French Cambodian director Rithy Panh has often cited the genocidal regime of the Khmer Rouge, which killed his family and from which he escaped, as the reason he’s a filmmaker. His movies aren’t ...

The Cambodian filmmaker Rithy Panh, whose films have long borne witness to the country’s murderous Khmer Rouge regime of the nineteen-seventies (from which he escaped), returns with the drama “Meeting ...