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The 15 pages that link to Pol Pot, each with the reason it gives.

• Khmer RougeBroader topic: As the regime’s principal leader, he drove its revolutionary policies and purges.

• Cambodian genocideRelated: His leadership shaped the regime responsible for the genocide.

• Norodom SihanoukCompared with: Sihanouk’s alliance with Pol Pot’s movement contrasted sharply with his later imprisonment under its rule.

• Democratic KampucheaRelated: He directed the regime’s revolutionary project and its coercive policies.

• Year ZeroRelated: His leadership shaped the regime’s agrarian revolution and rejection of existing institutions.

• Cambodian–Vietnamese WarRelated: His government directed the policies and military actions that fueled the crisis.

• Vietnamese invasion of CambodiaRelated: His government pursued policies and border attacks that brought Cambodia into conflict with Vietnam.

• Lon NolCompared with: He led the movement that overthrew Lon Nol’s republic and imposed a radically different regime.

• Nuon CheaRelated: Nuon Chea was his senior deputy and was often described as the regime’s chief ideologue.

• Heng SamrinCompared with: Heng Samrin defected from the movement Pol Pot led and helped establish its successor regime.

• S-21Related: S-21’s operations took place under the regime Pol Pot led.

• Sino-Vietnamese WarRelated: His government was the force Vietnam removed from power before the Sino-Vietnamese War.

• Third Indochina WarRelated: His government’s conflict with Vietnam precipitated the invasion of Cambodia.

• Kang Kek IewRelated: Duch served within the leadership system headed by Pol Pot.

• History of CambodiaRelated: His leadership directed the regime responsible for mass death and displacement.