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The 18 pages that link to Democratic Kampuchea, each with the reason it gives.

• Khmer RougeBroader topic: It names the state governed by the movement, distinct from the movement itself.

• Cambodian genocideRelated: Its government organized the policies and institutions through which the genocide unfolded.

• Cambodian Civil WarBroader topic: It was established immediately after the civil war ended.

• Norodom SihanoukRelated: Sihanouk briefly served as its head of state before resigning and being confined.

• Pol PotRelated: Pol Pot led the state whose institutions imposed the regime’s revolutionary program.

• Year ZeroBroader topic: The regime’s new state gave institutional form to its project of remaking society.

• Cambodian–Vietnamese WarRelated: Its leadership and border policy formed the immediate political setting for the war.

• Vietnamese invasion of CambodiaRelated: The invasion targeted the regime that had transformed Cambodia into a radically repressive state.

• Khmer RepublicCompared with: It replaced the republic with a radically different political and social order.

• Nuon CheaBroader topic: Nuon Chea held senior party and state authority during this period.

• Heng SamrinCompared with: It was the regime Heng Samrin’s government replaced and fought to prevent from returning.

• S-21Related: S-21 functioned within this state’s system of coercion and control.

• Tuol Sleng Genocide MuseumNarrower topic: The prison operated within this state’s security apparatus.

• Vann NathRelated: Nath was arrested and imprisoned during this regime.

• Third Indochina WarRelated: Its government pursued territorial claims and fought Vietnam before the invasion.

• Kang Kek IewNarrower topic: Duch directed S-21 during this regime’s rule.

• Rithy PanhRelated: This was the political regime Panh’s films document and interrogate.

• History of CambodiaBroader topic: Its mass violence and social upheaval mark a defining rupture.