Cambodia, 1975-1978

Explore the harrowing history of Cambodia from 1975 to 1978 in Cambodia, 1975-1978 by Karl D. Jackson. Published in 1992, this compelling collection of essays delves into the profound and often unfathomable atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge during one of the darkest chapters in Southeast Asia's history. With 360 pages of insightful analysis, Jackson seeks to unravel the complexities surrounding these evils, offering readers a deeper understanding of the motivations and implications of this autogenocide.

Accompanying the essays is a poignant photo essay that visually captures the tragedy and human suffering endured by the Cambodian people. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in Asian history, postwar studies, and the impacts of military conflict. Gain valuable insights into a significant period that shaped Cambodia's future and the broader context of world history.