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“A comprehensive survey of Cambodian history, powerfully and engagingly related, driving with inexorable narrative force toward the Khmer Rouge revolution of 1975-1979. This podcast is an indispensable and illuminating companion to all the books and movies one may be going through to understand what remains a singular, and singularly horrifying, event in 20th-century history. Lachlan Peters serves it all up with deep research, a methodical presentation, and appealing aplomb. This is a landmark undertaking, inspired by and — in its importance — akin to the magisterial work of David Chandler.”
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United States of America ·
12/08/21
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