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The Execution at Phak Koma School: Long Boret, Sirik Matak, and the Khmer Rouge Liquidation of High Officials

The Execution at Phak Koma School: Long Boret, Sirik Matak, and the Khmer Rouge Liquidation of High Officials

Paperback

Series: The Definitive History of the Khmer Rouge, Book 5

Southeast Asian History

ISBN13: 9798235891562
Publisher: Winston Maddox Publishing
Published: Aug 25 2026
Pages: 110
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.26 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

What drives a leader to face his executioners when a helicopter to safety is waiting just steps away?

On April 17, 1975, the world watched as Phnom Penh fell to a shadowy communist movement known simply as Angkar. While two million terrified citizens were driven from their homes at gunpoint under a blazing tropical sun, a far more lethal operation was taking place in the quiet shadows of the city's municipal compounds. The Khmer Rouge had not just arrived to conquer-they had arrived to wipe out every trace of the old order overnight. Among those trapped in the falling capital were Prince Sisowath Sirik Matak and Prime Minister Long Boret, two men who famously refused American evacuation offers to stand beside their people.

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