Communist Party of Kampuchea
The Communist Party of Kampuchea, also known as the Khmer Communist Party, was a communist party in Cambodia. Its leader was Pol Pot and its members were generally known as the Khmer Rouge.
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Communist Party Collection
Documents related to the Communist Party of Kampuchea (CPK), including party manifestos, internal communications, and strategic plans, offering insight into its ideology and revolutionary activities.
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Democratic Kampuchean Years 1970-1982
Reports from Democratic Kampuchea’s rule, covering policies, societal transformation, and political developments before and during the regime.
(12 entries, 0 subcategories)
ECCC Documentation Collection
Documents exposing the politically motivated trials of the ECCC, revealing its role in distorting history and serving imperialist and revisionist interests.
(3 entries, 0 subcategories)
Hun Sen and the People's Republic of Kampuchea
Reports on the illegitimate rule of Hun Sen, detailing the PRK’s betrayal of Kampuchea’s revolution and its collaboration with foreign imperialist forces.
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International Solidarity
Statements, publications, and reports from socialist movements and scholars worldwide defending Kampuchea’s struggle against imperialist aggression and revisionist deception.
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Kampuchea Bulletin
Issues of Kampuchea Bulletin, then-providing revolutionary analysis, updates, and news on Kampuchea’s fight for independence and socialist development after the Vietnamese invasion.
(16 entries, 0 subcategories)
Malcolm Caldwell and Marxist Theoreticals
Writings by Malcolm Caldwell and other Marxist theorists and academics defending Kampuchea’s socialist path, analyzing its successes, challenges, and global significance.
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