and “Party Congress,”

as party secretary

personal life in DK

personality cult

political writings

prime minister

pseudonyms

in Ratanakiri

on reading

resignation as prime minister

retirement

return to Phnom Penh

and Samlaut uprising

teaching career

trial(fig.) (fig.)

Vietnam visits

visit from Sihanouk

Sam Huy

Sam Sary

Samai a-Pot

Sambath. See Hem Sambath

Samlaut uprising

Sammaki

San Bun Hy

Sangkum Reastr Niyum

Sanskrit

Santoli, Al

Sao Phim

Saroeun. See Saloth Roeung

Sat. See Men Tul

Scandinavia. See also Norway

SEATO. See Southeast Asian Treaty Organization

Second Indochina War

Sem. See Ket Chau

Seng. See Chhan Tres

Serge Thion

Shauv Him

Si. See Chou Chet

Siem Reap

Sien An

Siet Chhae

“office 100” personnel

Sieu Heng

Sihanouk, Prince Norodom. See Norodom Sihanouk

Sihanoukville

Sim

Sim Var

Sin. See Uy Yun

Sisowath Arayavady

Sisowath Monireth, Prince

Sisowath Monivong

Sisowath SirikMatak

Sisowath Yuthevong, Prince

Sisowath, King

So Bun Hor

Socialism. See also Communism; Marxism-Leninism

Soeu Va Si

Sok Choun

Sok Knol

“office 100” personnel

Sok Nem

Sok Suy

Sok Thuok. See Vorn Vet

Solidarity. See Sammaki

Som. See Chhun Sok Nguon

Som Chea

Sombok. See Bun Kung

Son Ngoc Minh

Son Ngoc Thanh

“Son of Kampuchea.” See Kambuj‘bot

Son Sann

Son Sen

death of

after fall of Cambodia to Vietnam

after liberation of Phnom Penh

“office 100” personnel

Sophy. See Hang Phon

Sot. See Tauch Chaem

Soth Polin

South Vietnam

Southeast Asian Treaty Organization (SEATO)

Souvan. See In Van

Soviet Union. See Russia

Sras. See Chhun Hem

S.S. Jamaique

Stalin, Joseph

State of Cambodia. See also People’s Republic of Kampuchea (PRK)

Student demonstrations. See Demonstrations

Su. See Khek Pen

Sua Va Sy

Suharto, General

Sukarno

Suon Kaset

Suon Kaset Sokho

Suong. See Chea Non

Suong Sikoeun

Supreme National Council for Cambodia

Suramarit

Svay Rieng

Swain, Jon

Ta (“Grandfather”) Mok

after fall of Cambodia to Vietnam

Tai Chai. See Dazhai

Tal. See Sam Huy

Tap Meak

Tapuon

Tauch Chaem

Tay Ninh

Temples

Tet Offensive

Thach Pich

Thach Ren

Thailand

Communism in

invasion of Cambodia

after liberation of Phnom Penh

revolution

World War II,

Thammasat University

Thayer Nate

Thboung Khmum

Thiounn Hol

ThiounnMumm

election of 1955,

after liberation of Phnom Penh

Thiounn Prasith

Thiounn Thoeun

Thonn Ouk

Thorez, Maurice

Three Ghosts. See also Hou Youn; Hu Nim; Khieu Samphan

Tito, Josip Broz

Tiv Ol

Tmenh Chey

Tonle Sap River

Tou Samouth

and Democratic party

disappearance

Touch Kamdoeun

Touch Phoeun

Trat

Trial of Saloth Sar/Pol Pot (fig.)(fig.) (n6)

Tribespeople

“Trusted people.” See Nir‘sei

Tucker, Robert

Tul. See Chan Mon

Tum. See Siet Chhae

Tung Padevat

Tuol Sleng(fig.)

Ty Sophen

Uch Ven

Udong

Um Neng

Um Phim

Um Sim

UN. See United Nations

United Front government

United Nations (UN)

United Nations Security Council

United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC)

United States. See also Nixon, Richard

cease-fire in Indochina

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

demonstrations against

military actions

military agreements with Sihanouk

as “number one enemy,”

and Vietnam

withdrawal from Vietnam

UNTAC. See United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia

Uy Yun

Vairon, Lionel

Vann Nath