殺戮戰場 (柬埔寨)






殺戮戰場


殺戮戰場（高棉語：វាលពិឃាត viel pi-kʰiet）是指柬埔寨紅色高棉（赤柬）時期，總書記波布於1970年代進行全國大清洗的場所。


根據DC-CAM繪圖程序和耶魯大學的分析表明，殺戮戰場有20,002個亂葬坑，紅色高棉的政策至少造成1,386,734人死亡[1][2]。1975年，柬埔寨人口大約是800萬，包括疾病和飢餓造成約175萬至250萬人死亡。


1979年越柬戰爭，越南入侵柬埔寨，推翻了紅色高棉政權，建立了柬埔寨人民共和國。


柬埔寨記者狄·潘（Dith Pran）逃脫柬埔寨後，提出了“屠殺場”的說法[3]。1984年的電影《殺戮戰場》，根據狄·潘的真實經歷來編劇。



參考





  1. ^ Documentation Center of Cambodia 互联网档案馆的存檔，存档日期2011-07-28.


  2. ^ Yale Cambodian Genocide Program


  3. ^ 'Killing Fields' journalist dies. BBC News. March 30, 2008 [May 25, 2010]. 




資訊




  • The Killing Fields Museum – A museum based in Seattle, USA dedicated to preserving the history of the Killing Fields.

  • Cambodia Tribunal Monitor


  • Photographs from S-21 – Photographs from Tuol Sleng (S-21)


  • Denise Affonço: To The End Of Hell: One Woman's Struggle to Survive Cambodia's Khmer Rouge. (With Introduction by Jon Swain.) ISBN 978-0-9555729-5-1.


  • Dark memories of Cambodia's killing spree BBC News commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Khmer Rouge's demise


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