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The Death of Pol Pot: Mystery in the Anlong Veng Jungle and the Fall of the Khmer Rouge

The Death of Pol Pot: Mystery in the Anlong Veng Jungle and the Fall of the Khmer Rouge

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Series: The Definitive History of the Khmer Rouge, Book 12

Southeast Asian History

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ISBN13: 9798235562370
Publisher: Winston Maddox Publishing
Pages: 102
Weight: 0.24
Height: 0.24 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

Could a man who ordered the deaths of nearly two million people simply close his eyes and die of natural causes on the exact night he was to be handed over to international justice?

By 1997, deep within the malaria-ridden Dangrek Mountains along the Thai border, the bloody utopian experiment of Democratic Kampuchea had devolved into a paranoid rat's nest of factional warfare. Pol Pot, aging and infirm, made one final catastrophic miscalculation: ordering the murder of his own Defense Minister, Son Sen, and his entire family. What followed was a brutal counter-coup by his most ruthless general, Ta Mok-The Butcher-who placed Brother Number One on trial in a bizarre jungle court staged for the lens of a single brave Western journalist, Nate Thayer. Winston Maddox takes you directly into those humid, tension-soaked clearings, relying on operational accounts, primary interviews, and military reports to recreate the desperate final months of a collapsing regime.

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