defection

education

family

in Hanoi

after liberation of Phnom Penh

“office 100” personnel

in Paris

at Ratanakiri

trial

in Vietnam

leu Koeuss

leu Yang

Im Naen

“office 100” personnel

In Van

Independence-mastery

Independence Monument(fig.)

India

Indochina Communist party (ICP). See also Communism

election of 1955,

Saloth Sar/Pol Pot’s membership

Indonesia

Industrialization

Ing Chheng Im

Intelligentsia

International Court of Justice

International Youth Conference

Interviews

with Saloth Sar/Pol Pot (fig.)(fig.)

Italy

Ith Sarin

Japan

Jarai

Java

K—1

Kaing Kek Ieu

Kambuja Surya

Kambuj‘bot

Kampong Cham

Kampong Som. See Sihanoukville

Kampuchea

Kanakpak procheaneathipdei. See Democratic party

Kandal Province. See Amleang

K‘ang Sheng

Karpelès, Suzanne

Keng Vannsak

election of 1955,

in Paris

Kennedy, John F.

Keo Meas

“office 100” personnel

Keo Moni

Keo Samnang. See Meas Mon

Ket Chau

Kheang Sim Hon

“office 100” personnel

Khek Pen

Khem Nguon

Khieu Kannarith

Khieu Komar

Khieu Ponnary (fig.)

Khieu Samphan (fig.)

election of 1966,

after fall of Cambodia to Vietnam

after liberation of Phnom Penh

as prime minister

and Samlaut uprising

as student

Khieu Seng Kim

Khieu Thirith

after liberation of Phnom Penh

“office 100” personnel

Khing Hoc Dy

Khmang

Khmer (language)

Khmer daom

Khmer Issarak

Khmer Kratik!

Khmer Nisut

Khumer People’s Revolutionary party (KPRP)

Khmer Republic. See also Cambodia

Khmer Rouge

decline of

elections

formation of

and liberation of Phnom Penh

Khuon. See Koy Thuon

Khuon. See San Bun Hy

Khvan Siphan

Kiernan, Ben

The Killing Fields

Kim Il Sung

Kim Ream

Kim Trang. See Ieng Sary

Kissinger, Henry

Kol Dorathy

Kompong Cham

Kompong Chhnang

Kompong Thom

Kong Sopal

Korea visits by Saloth Sar/Pol Pot

Korean War

Kossarak

KoyThuon

KPRP. See Khmer People’s Revolutionary party

Kratie

Krushchev, Nikita

Kunnal, Tep

Kuong Lumphon

Kuu. See Kong Sopal

Kvan Siphan. See Khvan Siphan

Lacouture, Jean

Language. See Khmer (language)

Laos

Lau Ben Kon. See Nuon Chea

Le Duan

Lenin, V.I.

Leninism. See Marxism-Leninism

Les cahiers de communisme

Li. See Im Naen

“Liberated Khmers.” See Khmer Issarak

Lim Keuky

Lin. See Sok Knol

Lin Biao

Little Red Book (Mao Zedong)

Liu Shaoqi

Livre noir

L‘Observateur

Lon Nol

and Chamraon Vichea

and Chenla II,

in exile

and Khmer Republic

as prime minister

and Samlaut uprising

and Vietnam

Lon Non

Long Rout. See Nuon Chea

Loth Suong

Ly. See Im Naen

Lycée Sisowath

Lycée Yukhanthor

Maen San

Maha lout ploh. See “Great Leap Forward”

Mahabharata

Mak. See Heng Sany

Malaysia

Mao Zedong

death of

Martin, Marie-A.

Marxism-Leninism

Mau Khem Nuon

Mayaguez incident

McCarthy, Terry

Mea Son

Meak. See Tap Meak

Meas Chhuon

Meas Mon

Mekong River

Men Tul

Mey Kimsan

MeyMann

Communist party

Mey Phat

“Microbes,”

Militants

Mochaskari

Mok Sokhun

Monastic life

Mondulkiri

Monique, Princess(fig.)

Mouhot, Henri

Muol Sambath

Muon. See Mea Son

Nagara Vatta

National Assembly. See Cambodian National Assembly

National democratic revolution

National Front

National Liberation Front (NLF)

Nationalism in Cambodia

NATO. See North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Netherlands

Neu Muy

“New people,”

Ney Saran

“office 100” personnel

Ngo Dinh Diem

Ngo Pen

Nguyen Co Thach

Nguyen Thanh Son

Nhek Tioulong