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When Slaves Became Masters : A True-life Story of a Little Boy Before, During, and After the Unfathomable Evil of Pol Pot's Regime

Rattana Pok

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When Slaves Became Masters : A True-life Story of a Little Boy Before, During, and After the Unfathomable Evil of Pol Pot's Regime

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ISBN: 9781434313508
Author: Rattana Pok
Publisher: AuthorHouse
Date of Publication: 2007-12-12
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: History, Biographies & Memoirs
Related Topics: Biography, Memoir, History
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It is a true-life story that has created a gripping and tragic narrative of what Cambodia was like during the killing fields of Pol Pot regime from the perspective of an eleven-year-old-child survivor.After a history of more than two thousand years of the Cambodian people, the communist regime stripped out the customs and beliefs, arts, way of life and parlance to suit the revolutionary idea of agrarian society where education, modern technology, entertainment and family bond were no longer regarded as essential.
 

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