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3 comments:
it is very important for all khmer students to learn about the KR period as a part of cambodian history lesson or ciricular, etc... remember the wise ones advise us to learn from history or we will repeat it. no one in their right mind want to see another stupid KR ruling cambodia, really!
All Khmer generation to generation
should learn the old generation
made mistakes.Khmer should keep these bones forever.
But one day Sihanouk,before 2004,
said,"all bones anywhere in Cambodia
must cremate and throw in the rivers.Don't save them".
maybe he did not want to hear what
he has done to them.
Sihanouk was a Khmer killer.In 1970
he asked Vietcong to kill Cambodians.he ceded some Khmer land
to Vietnam just for his throne and
monarchy.
Please keep those bones forever,
so the next generation can learn.
keep the museum for all to see and learn. museum like this bring in tourists to cambodia as well. school the specializes in cambodian history also find it interesting to have a KR atrocity museum like in cambodia.
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