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Quotes: 1970 to 1975 Lon Nol regime and civil war
"I feel this war is a real genocide. Khmer are killing Khmer. At the beginning of the war, of course, there were a lot of North Vietnamese in our country. But now there is only Khmer. Khmer are killing and fighting Khmer." Cambodian doctor, 1975 "Between 1969 and 1973, U.S. bombers killed perhaps three-quarters of a million Cambodian peasants in an attempt to destroy North Vietnamese supply bases, many of which did not exist. During one six-month period in 1973, B-52s dropped more bombs on Cambodians, living mostly in straw huts, than were dropped on Japan during all of World War Two, the equivalent of five Hiroshimas." John Pilger, journalist 1997 The Nation (digital edition)
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