The Biography of Pol Pot

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The Government of Pol Pot was actively involved in eradication of ethnic groups, which especially affected chamah, but not passed him by and by Chinese and Vietnamese. Using the same way any other language other than Khmer punished with death. In the north-east of the country was the most notorious camp in the history of Cambodia under the name of the object  formed during the regime of Pol Pot and the victims were tens of thousands of people. Pol Pot's revolutionary army was composed mostly of young people 12-20 years, who also took their parents were taught to kill, that if the show inspired pity for the enemies will be killed themselves. They were young and energetic, and machine guns they gave great power and authority over others.

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In January 1953, Pol Pot returned to Phnom Penh (Cambodia), and a month later met with members of the Communist Party of Indochina (CPI), as well as its representative, Pham Van Ba. Pol Pot had asked to him in the party, on the basis of membership in the Communist Party of France. The representative of the party sent the request to Europe and received confirmation, Pol Pot was adopted in the TRC, which was sent to the propaganda department.

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In May 1928, in Kompong Thom province in Cambodia, was born a man, which in effect would be called one of the most brutal tyrants of the 20 th Century his name is Pol Pot. But it was not his real name but a political nickname, short for "politique potentielle", in French  "the potential policy, now is the name Pol Pot Saloth Sar. His father was not large, but a wealthy landowner.

At the age of nine he moved to Phnom Penh, where he lived at the monastery Wat Botum Wadd for a few months, Pol Pot studied the basics of Buddhism and Khmer, and then in 1937 went to primary school. After finishing it in 1942, and continued his studies at college in Kampong Cham.

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