Across
- 3. The name used by the Khmer Rouge for Cambodia during their rule (Democratic Kampuchea).
- 7. Relating to agriculture, which was the central focus of the Khmer Rouge’s vision for society.
- 10. The concept by the Khmer Rouge to reset Cambodian society by erasing its history, culture, and traditions.
- 12. The authoritarian government, such as the Khmer Rouge's, that enforces control through violence and fear.
- 13. The capital city of Cambodia, evacuated by the Khmer Rouge in 1975, where Loung’s family had lived.
- 14. The forced relocation of populations, as the Khmer Rouge moved people from cities to rural labor camps.
- 15. A person who flees their home to escape danger, often due to war or persecution.
Down
- 1. The spread of biased or misleading information used by the Khmer Rouge to manipulate and control the population.
- 2. A term used by the Khmer Rouge to refer to fellow members or supporters of their movement, often signifying loyalty to the cause.
- 4. The Khmer Rouge’s term for their governing organization, meaning "the organization."
- 5. Sites where mass executions took place during the Khmer Rouge’s reign, with victims buried in mass graves.
- 6. The Southeast Asian country where the Khmer Rouge regime took place, central to Loung Ung’s memoir.
- 8. The systematic extermination of people based on ethnicity, religion, or political beliefs, central to the Khmer Rouge’s actions.
- 9. A fatal disease common in the labor camps, often resulting from poor hygiene and lack of food.
- 11. The leader of the Khmer Rouge, responsible for the genocide and harsh policies during the regime’s rule.
