This essential volume assembles Comrade Pol Pot’s writings and speeches, charting the Kampuchean revolution’s resolute stand against imperialist domination. From his 1952 critique of monarchy to his 1979 defiance of Vietnam’s aggression, these texts unveil a proletarian vision of self-reliance and agrarian socialism. An introduction dismantles the bourgeois vilification of Pol Pot, upholding his stature as a Marxist revolutionary. Featuring works like "Monarchy or Democracy" and "Six Factors Necessary for Victory," it provides a critical resource for grasping the Khmer Rouge’s heroic struggle.