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""Locard uses interviews, court hearings, and other sources to highlight the role of ethnic minorities like the Jarai, Tampuon, Kroeung, Brao, Krachok and others in the regime. By emphasizing these peoples, Locard pushes back against some of the literature on Khmer Rouge....This is a book that would be good for college students, legal and human rights professionals, and Southeast Asian enthusiasts. Locard captures the ethnic minority voice, an important group who was part of the regime. The book adds to the literature by allowing the audience to see the Khmer Rouge outside of the perspectives of the leaders and survivors, shedding light on a devasting period in Cambodia.""-- ""History: Reviews of New Books"" ""serves as a point of entry into a complex set of issues""-- ""Contemporary Southeast Asia""

"""serves as a point of entry into a complex set of issues""-- ""Contemporary Southeast Asia"""

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Henri Locard is an historian with an engagement with Cambodia dating back to the early 1960s. He is a leading authority on the Khmer Rouge period and took part in the debates surrounding the renowned Black Book of Communism. Since 2000, after retiring from the Université Lumière - Lyon 2, he has lived and worked in Phnom Penh. Earlier a consultant to the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, he is now a visiting professor at the Royal University of Phnom Penh lecturing in history.

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