End of the nightmare

Somewhere in the forests of northern Cambodia the most hated dictator since Hitler is being held captive. If he avoids assassination and faces justice it will be the trial of the century. As the architect of the Killing Fields he is responsible for the deaths of 2 million of his compatriots. Reports...

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Published in:The Guardian (London) 1997-06, p.2-3
Main Author: Cumming-Bruce, Nick
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:Somewhere in the forests of northern Cambodia the most hated dictator since Hitler is being held captive. If he avoids assassination and faces justice it will be the trial of the century. As the architect of the Killing Fields he is responsible for the deaths of 2 million of his compatriots. Reports from Phnom Penh on a nation still haunted by the blood drenched regime of Pol Pot. (Original abstract)
ISSN:0261-3077