7th January 1979: Cambodian Communist leader Pol Pot deposed when Vietnamese forces enter Phnom Penh - YouTube
China's Communist Party is at a fatal age for one-party regimes. How much longer can it survive? - ABC News
Origins of the Khmer Rouge — United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Year Zero: How Communism and the Cold War Deformed Cambodia - Not Even Past
File:PolPot.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
How two men survived a prison where 12,000 were killed - BBC News
Why the world should not forget Khmer Rouge and the killing fields of Cambodia - The Washington Post
Pol Pot - Biography, Facts, Regime & Death - HISTORY
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Khmer Rouge: Cambodia's years of brutality - BBC News
Pol Pot - Wikipedia
The History Place - Genocide in the 20th Century: Pol Pot in Cambodia 1975-1979
Khmer Rouge - Wikipedia
Cambodia: The Communist Party of Kampuchea's Third Congress, Kompong Thom Province, 1971.
THE KHMER ROUGE MONSTERS: CAMBODIA'S YEARS OF COMMUNIST TERROR | EVINTRA
INTERVIEW: Pol Pot was 'strikingly charming ... until we began to talk' — Radio Free Asia
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Railway Revival Rekindles Memories of Khmer Rouge Evacuation
The Chinese Communist Party's Relationship with the Khmer Rouge in the 1970s: An Ideological Victory and a Strategic Failure | Wilson Center
Origins of the Khmer Rouge — United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Pol Pot (Saloth Sar)
Pol Pot Was Not and Is Not A Communist | The Espresso Stalinist
Cambodian Genocide: Who was Pol Pot? | Trips@Asia
Year Zero: How Communism and the Cold War Deformed Cambodia - Not Even Past
From the archive, 11 December 1979: Deposed Pol Pot gives interview in the jungle | Pol Pot | The Guardian
