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Posts from Phnom Penh, Cambodia

03/14/06 // Blog Post from Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
Blood on the Tracks It was a fittingly dull grey overcast sky, remnants of the previous night’s thunderstorm which kept me up for an hour or more while I sat on the spare bed beneath the window watching the room light up like a … continue reading » Topics: Asia, Khmer Rouge, Killing Fields, Ngo, Round The World Trip, War
03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
Paperwork on prisoners held at S21. The Khmer Rouge, like the Nazis, were meticulous in their campaign of death. Read more on luxagraf
03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
Photograph of exhumed mass graves at S21. S21 was originally a school, the Khmer Rouge turned into a prison and torture area. After the Vietnamese liberated Cambodia it became up monument and museum.
03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
Some of the victims of the Khmer Rouge. Read more on luxagraf
03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
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03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
I'll never be able to forget this girls face.
03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
Room after room at S21 are filled with these bulletin boards with photographs of those murdered by the Khmer Rouge Read more on luxagraf
03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
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03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
Torture chamber S21
03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
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03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
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03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
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03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
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03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
Monument at the killing fields. You can't really see them but the entire thing is filled with skulls
03/14/06 Killing Fields // Phnom Penh // Cambodia
To me this was the most disturbing thing. Read more on luxagraf

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