Chapters (28)
- Title Page
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER ONE - Introduction
- Who Was Pol Pot?
- The First Year in Paris
- Joining the Viet Minh
- CHAPTER FIVE - “Red Khmer,” 1963—1970
- CHAPTER SIX - Coming to Power, 1970—1976
- CHAPTER SEVEN - Prairie Fire, 1976-1977
- Pol Pot in China and North Korea
- CHAPTER NINE - “Grandfather 87,” 1979—1998
- Chronology
- Appendix 1: - Non Suon’s Biography of Pol Pot
- Appendix 2: - Khmer Personnel at “Office 100,” 1963—1966
- Notes
- Chapter One
- Chapter Two
- Chapter Three
- Chapter Four
- Chapter Five
- Chapter Six
- Chapter Seven
- Chapter Eight
- Chapter Nine
- Interviews by Author
- Index
- Copyright Page
Chan. See Pun Than
Chan Chakrei. See Prom Sombat
Chan Chhaya Pavilion(fig.)
Chan Mon
Chan Sam
Chanda, Nayan
Chau Seng
Chaudoc
Chbab
Chea Non
Chea Samy
Chea Soeun
Chea Soth
Chen Yonggui
Cheng An
Chenla II,
Chey Suon. See Non Suon
Chhan Tres
Chhang Seng
Chhay. See Saloth Chhay
Chhay Kim Hor
Chhay Yat
Chheam Van
Chhean
Chheng Heat
Chhim Samauk
after liberation of Phnom Penh
“office 100” personnel
return to Phnom Penh
Chhit Do
Chhun Hem
Chhun Sok Hguon
Chi Kim An
China
and Cambodia
Communism
Cultural Revolution
and Soviet Union,
and United States
visits by Saloth Sar/Pol Pot
Cholon
Chon Chay
Chou Chet
Chun. See An Seng Haeng
CIA. See Central Intelligence Agency
Cite Universitaire
Civil war
Cochinchina
Cold War
Collectivization. See also Communal eating
Collége Norodom Sihanouk
Communal eating
Communism. See also Marxism-Leninism
Cambodia
China
France
militants
Thailand
and tribespeople
Vietnam
Yugoslavia
Communist China. See China
Communist party of France (CPF)
Communist party of Indonesia
Communist party of Kampuchea (CPK). See also Cambodian Communist party
dissolution of
in Hanoi
and Samlaut uprising
twenty-third anniversary
Confessions
Corfield, Justin
Corps de ballet
CPF. See Communist party of France
CPK. See Communist Party of Kampuchea
CPP. See Cambodian People’s Party
Cult of personality
Cultural Revolution
Culture
Czechoslovakia
Dance
Davis, Neil
Dazhai
Dean, John Gunther
Death statistics See also Purging the Democratic Kampuchea
Debré, François
Decoux, Jean
De Gaulle, Charles
Democratic Kampuchea (DK)
atrocities
dismantling of
history
purges in
and Saloth Sar/Pol Pot
Democratic Kampuchea is Moving Forward
Democratic party
and election of 1955,
and Norodom Sihanouk
and Saloth Sar/Pol Pot
Demonstrations
anti-American
anti-French
and Norodom Sihanouk
Deng Xiaoping
Denmark
De Raymond, Jean
Dien Bien Phu
Division
DK. See Democratic Kampuchea
Doeun. See Soeu Van Si
Dombon 25,
Duch. See Kaing Kek Ieu
Dudman, Richard
Ea Shichau
East Berlin
Ecole Miche
Ecole Technique
Economics in Cambodia
Education
Cambodia
Ieng Sary
Saloth Sar/Pol Pot
“870,”
Elections
1955
1962
1966
Khmer Rouge
People’s Representative Assembly
Engelbert, Thomas
Engels, Friedrich
Euan. See Shauv Him
Evacuation of Phnom Penh
First Congress of the Communist party of Kampuchea
First Indochina War
Ford, Gerald
Four Year Plan
France. See also Paris
Communist party
demonstrations against
Franco-Thai war
influence in Cambodia
scholars in Cambodia
World War II
Franco-American alliance
Franco-Thai war
Frieson, Kate
FUNCINPEC
“Gang of Four,”
Garrand, James
Geneva settlement
Genocide Museum
Gerrand, James
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Goscha, Christopher
“Grandfather . See also Saloth Sar/Pol Pot
“Great Leap Forward,”
Grunewald, François
Hak Sien Lamy
Hang Phon
Hatien
Health and hygiene
Heang. See Minh Thoeum
Heavy industrialization
Heder, Stephen
Hem Sambath
Heng Keum
Heng Samrin
Heng Sany
Higher Institute of National Defense
Hin Sithan
Hinduism. See also Buddhism
History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Stalin)
Hitler, Adolph
Ho Chi Minh
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Hok. See Chhay Kim Hor
Holocaust
Hou Youn
and Communism
election of 1966,
and Samlaut uprising
Hu Nim
election of 1966,
and Samlaut uprising
as student
Hua Guofeng
Humanite
Hun Sen
“I,”
ICP. See Indochina Communist party
Ieng Sary
and Communism