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Killing Fields

The Killing Fields (Khmer: វាលពិឃាត, romanized: veal pikheat, ) are a network of sites in Cambodia where large numbers of people were executed and buried by the Khmer Rouge regime during the period of Democratic Kampuchea from 1975 to 1979. The killings formed part of the Cambodian genocide, in which an estimated 1.7 to 2.2 million people died through…

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Process of arrest and execution

Death toll

Khmer Rouge Tribunal

Memorials and legacy

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Killing Fields

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Triples39
Avg. degree1.95
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Killing Fields

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related to Process of arrest and execution · 11
Killing Fields → After, Cambodian, Central Intelligence Agency, Confessions, Individuals, KGB, Khmer Rouge, Many, To, Victims, Vietnamese
related to Memorials and legacy · 9
Killing Fields → Cambodia, Choeung Ek, Khmer Rouge, Many, Museum, Phnom Penh, S-21, The, The Tuol Sleng Genocide
see also · 6
Killing Fields → Alive, FatherFunanKilling, Killing FieldsCrimes, PeopleFirst They Killed My, Phnom SampeauMass, SenTa MokThe Killing Fields
related to External links · 4
Killing Fields → Cambodia Tribunal MonitorPhotographs, Cambodia's, Killing Fields Memorial, S-21Dark

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khmer rouge cambodian cambodia killing fields sites genocide execution mass many people victims regime estimated million government kampuchea religious vietnamese

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iron barsinstance ofexecutions were often carried out using improvised weapons0.80text
hammersinstance ofexecutions were often carried out using improvised weapons0.80text
machetesinstance ofexecutions were often carried out using improvised weapons0.80text
axesinstance ofexecutions were often carried out using improvised weapons0.80text
sharpened bamboo sticksinstance ofexecutions were often carried out using improvised weapons0.80text
or farming tools.At Choeung Ekinstance ofexecutions were often carried out using improvised weapons0.80text
one of the best-known execution sitesinstance ofexecutions were often carried out using improvised weapons0.80text
forensic evidenceinstance ofexecutions were often carried out using improvised weapons0.80text
exhumed remains indicate that many victims suffered blunt-force trauma or injuries caused by edged weaponsinstance ofexecutions were often carried out using improvised weapons0.80text
Killing Fieldsrelated to External linksCambodia Tribunal MonitorPhotographs0.60section
Killing Fieldsrelated to External linksS-21Dark0.60section
Killing Fieldsrelated to External linksCambodia's0.60section

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