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... culture of the region . The early Khmers who built the Angkor kingdom and society were people with boundless ambition and a robust attitude toward culture . They had a natural bent toward borrowing and adapting ideas whether on a ...
... culture of the region . The early Khmers who built the Angkor kingdom and society were people with boundless ambition and a robust attitude toward culture . They had a natural bent toward borrowing and adapting ideas whether on a ...
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... culture as commercial and religious emis- saries from India , not as a vanguard for a military conquest . India never ruled over the region . India's culture was impressed onto these Southeast Asian societies through this peaceful ...
... culture as commercial and religious emis- saries from India , not as a vanguard for a military conquest . India never ruled over the region . India's culture was impressed onto these Southeast Asian societies through this peaceful ...
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... culture and become nationals of the great French metropolitan society , or should allow the local culture to survive along- side the French culture , which only the elite natives could assimilate any- way . The latter argument won out ...
... culture and become nationals of the great French metropolitan society , or should allow the local culture to survive along- side the French culture , which only the elite natives could assimilate any- way . The latter argument won out ...
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Map | 9 |
ONE Distant Followers | 19 |
TWO The Birth of Modern Cambodia | 43 |
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American Angka Angkor army asked Author interview became bombing Bophana Brzezinski Buddhist cadre Cambo Cambodian communists capital Center Cham China Chinese Communist Party confessions cooperative country's countryside coup culture Democratic Kampuchea Deth Duch Eastern Zone enemy fear fighting forced foreign French friends Hanoi Heder Ieng Sary Indochina Indochinese intellectuals Issarak Keo Meas Khieu Khieu Samphan Khmer language Khmer Rouge killed Komphot Kompong Laos later leaders lived Lon Nol Mekong military Minh minister modern movement namese Nol's Norodom North Vietnamese Northwestern official ordered Paris party's peasants Peking Phat Phim Phnom Penh Pol Pot political Prasith prince province purge refugees regime revolution revolutionary rice Saigon Saloth Sar Samphan Sihanouk soldiers Son Sen South Vietnam Southwestern Zone Soviet Union Thai Thailand Thanh Thiounn Thirith tion told troops Tuol Sleng U.S. embassy United victory Viet Vietminh Vietnamese communists young