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| | Cambodia under Sihanouk (1954-1970) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Sihanouk also believed he had the right to run the state in a manner not very different from that of the ancient Khmer kings--that is, as an extension of his household. | | | Sihanouk was all of these things--patriot, neutralist, embodiment of the nation's destiny, eccentric, rigid defender of the status quo, and promoter of the worst sort of patron-client politics. | | | Sihanouk's chronic suspicion of United States intentions in the region, his perception of revolutionary China as Cambodia's most valuable ally, his respect for such prominent and capable leftists as Hou, Hu, and Khieu, and his vague notions of "royal socialism" all impelled him to experiment with socialist policies. |
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| | BIGpedia - Norodom Sihanouk - Encyclopedia and Dictionary Online |
| | After the coup Prince Sihanouk fled to Beijing and organized forces to resist the Lon Nol government in Phnom Penh. | | | On March 18, 1970, while he was travelling out of the country, Lon Nol orchestrated a coup d'état and ousted him from power. | | | During Cambodia's turbulent history since the 1940s he has held so many positions that the Guinness Book of World Records identifies him as the politician who has occupied the world's greatest variety of political offices. |
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| | Norodom Sihanouk - Encyclopedia of Political Information |
| | After the coup Prince Sihanouk fled to Beijing and organized forces to resist the Lon Nol government in Phnom Penh. | | | In March 1970, while he was out of the country, a coup took place that ousted him from power. | | | The Guinness Book of World Records identifies him as the politician who has occupied the world's greatest variety of political offices thurought his career. |
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| | Colonial Cambodia Encyclopedia Article, Information, History and Biography @ 209.197.89.145 |
| | Branded alternately a communist and an agent of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) by Sihanouk, he remained in exile until Lon Nol established the Khmer Republic in 1970. | | | Although his son, Prince Monireth, had been considered the heir apparent, the French chose instead Norodom Sihanouk, the great grandson of King Norodom. | | | Likewise, Norodom was viewed as responsible for the constant Cambodian revolts against French rule. |
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| | ipedia.com: Norodom Sihanouk Article |
| | In March 1970, while he was out of the country, a coup d'etat orchestrated by Lon Nol took place that ousted him from power. | | | After the coup Prince Sihanouk fled to Beijing and organized forces to resist the Lon Nol government in Phnom Penh. | | | Throughout Cambodia's turbulent history he has held so many positions that the Guinness Book of World Records identifies him as the politician who has occupied the world's greatest variety of political offices throughout his career. |
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| | The world's top history of cambodia websites |
| | Cambodia thereby lost some of its richest territory and was cut off from the sea. | | | Cambodia enjoyed a brief period of independence in 1945 before Allied troops restored French control. | | | Opposition grew within the middle class and among leftists including Paris-educated leaders such as Son Sen, Ieng Sary, and Saloth Sar (later known as Pol Pot), who led an insurgency under the clandestine Communist Party of Kampuchea (CPK). |
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| | However, the end of the bombing in 1973 and subsequent cuts of aid to Cambodia did the most to ensure a Communist victory in Cambodia, as by 1975 the Lon Nol government had largely run out of ammunition. | | | Thousands of young urban Cambodians flocked to join FANK in the months following the coup and, throughout its five-year life, the republican government forces held a numerical edge over their opponents, the padded payrolls and the phantom units reported in the press notwithstanding. | | | His work, Regrets for the Khmer Soul (in Khmer, Sranaoh Pralung Khmer), it revealed the secrecy with which the Khmer Rouge concealed the existence of the communist party, which they referred to by the sinister term Angkar Loeu (High Organization), or simply, Angkar. |
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| | Chronology of Political Events, 1954-1992 |
| | This was a period of prison rebellions (at least 16 in 1970, including a one-day rebellion August 10, 1970 in the “Tombs” - Manhattan House of Detention - by Black and Puerto Rican prisoners), a large prisoners rights movement and the formation of revolutionary political organizations by some prisoners. | | | The repression and massacres set off armed resistance, some under the leadership of the bourgeois Awami League and some under the leadership of various left and communist groups. | | | October 15: Trial of Karl Armstrong, admitted participant in the bombing of the Army Math Research Center in Madison in 1970 in which a researcher was killed, begins; it will be a week of testimony by antiwar activists explaining Armstrong’s motives in acting against the war. |
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| | After the coup Prince Sihanouk fled to Beijing and organized forces to resist the Lon Nol government in Phnom Penh. | | | During Cambodia's turbulent history since the 1940s he has held so many positions that the Guinness Book of World Records identifies him as the politician who has occupied the world's greatest variety of political offices. | | | Norodom Sihanouk My war with the CIA (1973, ISBN 0713904496, ISBN 0394485432) |
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Dark ages of Cambodia |
| | Cambodian chronicles describe the fall of Lovek as a catastrophe from which the nation never fully recovered. | | | Persuaded by a missionary envoy to seek French protection against both the Thai and the Vietnamese, King Ang Duong invited a French diplomatic mission to visit his court. | | | Establishment in 1979 of the People's Republic of Kampuchea, a Vietnamese-dominated satellite state, can be seen as the culmination of a process of Vietnamese encroachment that was already well under way by the seventeenth century. |
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| | CAMBODIA HISTORY |
| | He claimed he had single-handedly won Cambodia's independance from the French. | | | He is also said to have run the country for the sake of his own greed and corruption, including his obsession with making outragiously mediocre films. | | | Lon Nol his close associate, took over in a coup d'etat, in 1970 and remained in power until April 1st,1975 when the Khmer Rouge drove him from power, and out of the country. |
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| | List of Cambodia-related topics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This page was last modified 20:17, 8 July 2005. | | | The list is not necessarily complete or up to date - if you see an article that should be here but is not (or one that should not be here but is), please do update the page accordingly. |
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