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home > fellows' stories > spring 1998 > cambodia  

Cambodia - Pol Pot's Shadow, October 2002

by Amanda Pike, Spring 2002 IRP Fellow
Reprinted with the permission of 'FRONTLINE/World'

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FRONTLINE/World reporter Amanda Pike follows a trail of mass graves to find "Brother Number Two," the former Khmer Rouge commander, living at liberty in the country he helped destroy. From 1975 to 1979, nearly 2 million people died -- and the survivors still live side by side with the perpetrators.

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