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He returned to agricultural work, but eventually got a bursary to continue his studies and went to France. But because of his activities in the progressive student movement there, the authorities cut his bursary and forced him to return home. Pol Pot, prime minister of Democratic Kampu- chea and general-secre- tary of the CPK. Pol Pot joined the underground movement back home against French colonialism in the carly fifties. Minor political liberalization in the country after the 1954 Geneva Accords allowed him to return to Phnom Penh and work as a history and geography teacher in a private school. But clandestinely, Pol Pot was in charge of the underground movement in the capital city and was also responsible for the liaison with the armed resistance in the countryside. "I was active in the student milieu, with intellectuals, with workers and also with peasants," he told an interviewer. In 1960, when the Communist Party of Kampuchea (CPK) was formed, Pol Pot was named to the Perinanent Committee of the Party's Central Committee. In 1961, he was made Vice-Secretary of the Permanent Committee. He assumed the post of General- Secretary of the Party temporarily the next year when the first Party leader was assassinated. The 1963 Second Congress of the •Pol Pot- A life of revolutionary struggle CPK confirmed him as Party leader, a post he has held ever since. Pol Pot led the CPK, from a handful of men and women with few arms to a vast movement of tens of thousands of peasants, workers and patriots, who liberated their country entirely in the short space of 15 years. One of the grossest slanders in the Western press against Kampuchea has been the attacks on the country's leader. Pol Pot is portrayed as "an ignorant jungle man, fearful and hateful of cities." Soviet and Hanoi reports, meanwhile, have had Pol Pot either dead or in desperate fnight from the country. During the years of guerilla war, Pol Pot criss-crossed the country many times on foot. His base of operations was in the northeast mountain regions, among the minority tribespeoples. With patience and devotion, he helped the minorities overcome their suspicions of the majority Khmer people - suspicions The truth is that Pol Pot is now using his many years of revolutionary experience and close links with the people to lead his country again to liberation. nurtured by years of brutal suppression at the hands of the feudal ruling classes - and transformed the region into a powerful BORN TO PEASANT FAMILY liberated zone. Born to a peasant family, Pol Pot as a child worked with his parents in the fields. Later on, he went to a pagoda to learn to read and write- as was the custom- and even became a monk for two Today, the northeast mountain ranges remain impenetrable for the Vietnamese invaders. There, as everywhere throughout the country, the secds of people's war planted by Pol Pot and the CPK in the past two decades are bearing fruit. years.

He returned to agricultural work, but eventually got a bursary to continue his studies and went to France. But because of his activities in the progressive student movement there, the authorities cut his bursary and forced him to return home. Pol Pot, prime minister of Democratic Kampu- chea and general-secre- tary of the CPK. Pol Pot joined the underground movement back home against French colonialism in the carly fifties. Minor political liberalization in the country after the 1954 Geneva Accords allowed him to return to Phnom Penh and work as a history and geography teacher in a private school. But clandestinely, Pol Pot was in charge of the underground movement in the capital city and was also responsible for the liaison with the armed resistance in the countryside. "I was active in the student milieu, with intellectuals, with workers and also with peasants," he told an interviewer. In 1960, when the Communist Party of Kampuchea (CPK) was formed, Pol Pot was named to the Perinanent Committee of the Party's Central Committee. In 1961, he was made Vice-Secretary of the Permanent Committee. He assumed the post of General- Secretary of the Party temporarily the next year when the first Party leader was assassinated. The 1963 Second Congress of the •Pol Pot- A life of revolutionary struggle CPK confirmed him as Party leader, a post he has held ever since. Pol Pot led the CPK, from a handful of men and women with few arms to a vast movement of tens of thousands of peasants, workers and patriots, who liberated their country entirely in the short space of 15 years. One of the grossest slanders in the Western press against Kampuchea has been the attacks on the country's leader. Pol Pot is portrayed as "an ignorant jungle man, fearful and hateful of cities." Soviet and Hanoi reports, meanwhile, have had Pol Pot either dead or in desperate fnight from the country. During the years of guerilla war, Pol Pot criss-crossed the country many times on foot. His base of operations was in the northeast mountain regions, among the minority tribespeoples. With patience and devotion, he helped the minorities overcome their suspicions of the majority Khmer people - suspicions The truth is that Pol Pot is now using his many years of revolutionary experience and close links with the people to lead his country again to liberation. nurtured by years of brutal suppression at the hands of the feudal ruling classes - and transformed the region into a powerful BORN TO PEASANT FAMILY liberated zone. Born to a peasant family, Pol Pot as a child worked with his parents in the fields. Later on, he went to a pagoda to learn to read and write- as was the custom- and even became a monk for two Today, the northeast mountain ranges remain impenetrable for the Vietnamese invaders. There, as everywhere throughout the country, the secds of people's war planted by Pol Pot and the CPK in the past two decades are bearing fruit. years.

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Who gains from slander Rice threshing lIn the fields near Kompong Thom on Route 6. Here and everywhere else the delegation stopped to talk to people. there was no evidence of any forced labour. campaign against Kampuchea ? For three years the newspapers and television have presented the Kampuchean goverament as a bloody regime that has "massa- cred" from one to three million Kampucheans. But a great amount of evidence has shown that the whole slander campaign was fabricated by US imperialism, and then taken up by the Soviet and Vietnamese invaders. Many press reports take the figure of 1.2 million dead from Cambodge Année zéro, a book by a French priest, François Ponchaud. But where did Ponchaud get his information? Straight from the US embassy in Thailand – undoubtedly a most reliable source. Faked atrocity pictures, like the one showing a peasant beaten to death, have been published everywhere. But the Bangkok Post revealed April 9, 1976 that they had been staged in Thailand by a Thai intelligence officer. Among the most quoted sources are the stories of Kampu- chean refugees in Thailand. The New York Times, hardly a pro-communist newspaper, reported: "The genocide myth is being fabricated by an organization working outside of Bangkok

Who gains from slander Rice threshing lIn the fields near Kompong Thom on Route 6. Here and everywhere else the delegation stopped to talk to people. there was no evidence of any forced labour. campaign against Kampuchea ? For three years the newspapers and television have presented the Kampuchean goverament as a bloody regime that has "massa- cred" from one to three million Kampucheans. But a great amount of evidence has shown that the whole slander campaign was fabricated by US imperialism, and then taken up by the Soviet and Vietnamese invaders. Many press reports take the figure of 1.2 million dead from Cambodge Année zéro, a book by a French priest, François Ponchaud. But where did Ponchaud get his information? Straight from the US embassy in Thailand – undoubtedly a most reliable source. Faked atrocity pictures, like the one showing a peasant beaten to death, have been published everywhere. But the Bangkok Post revealed April 9, 1976 that they had been staged in Thailand by a Thai intelligence officer. Among the most quoted sources are the stories of Kampu- chean refugees in Thailand. The New York Times, hardly a pro-communist newspaper, reported: "The genocide myth is being fabricated by an organization working outside of Bangkok

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Self-determination assumed power. KAMPUCHEA BULLETIN A PICKET AGAINST CENSORSHIP ON KAMPUCHEA 50p NA 29. JUN 1983 On Saturday 21st May, a dozen memberslof the British Kampuchean Support Campaign held a pi cket outside Collet's bookshop in central London. Collet's, whi ch claims to specialise in progressi ve and left-wing literature, recently decided not to sell Kampuchea Bulletin any longer. The manager has refused to give any reasons for this decision. Support the People of Kampuchea! nos. 9& 10 Sept/Dec 198I Demand the immediate and for the Kampuchean reopie! unconditional withdrawal of Vietnamese forces! As the leaflet distributed to passers-by pointed out: "The Kampu chean coalition governments demand for a withdrawal of Vietnamese occupation forces and for the Kampuchean people to decide their own future through free elections is in the interest not only of the Kampuchean but al so of the Vietnamese people and of all progressi ve and democratic forces in the region. Whose interest is Collet's defending in denying its customers the possibility of reading the case for Kampuchean independence ?" BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAICN THE POLITICSS OF THE KHMERS ROUGES, 1975-78 British Kampuchea Support Campaign SELC LETERI TIDN FOR THE KAMPUCHEAN PE PICKET of the VIETNAMESE THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES SUPPORT KAMPUCHEA EMBASSY The British Kampuchea Support Campaign seeks the ssupport and co-operation of all those who stand for the right of the Kampuchean people to national independence and self-determination. Aid the people of Kampuchea 11.30a.m, Saturday, October 23 We believe that the minimum requirement for peace, independence and national progress in Kampuchea is the withdrawal of ali foreign troops. We therefore condemn the Vietnamese invasion and occupation of Kampuchea and demand the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Vietnamese forces. VIETNAM EMBASSY, VICTORIA ROAD, LONDON W.8 (Nearest Tube: Kensington High St.) SPECIAL DOUBLE We ask all those who believe in justice and in a nation's right to self- determination to support the Kampuchean people and their patriotic forces, who are fighting the Hanoi aggressors in order to regain their independence and decide their own future. ISSUE If you agree with the aims of the BKSC and would like to support its work either individually or by helping to set up a branch in your area, please complete the form below. British Kampuchea Support Campaign, 31 Bath St., Oldham, Lancs. BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAIGN NEW ERA BOOKS KAMPUCHEA no.6 March/April KAMPUCHEA BULLETIN KAMPUCHEA 1981 25p BULLETIN BULLETIN On Christmas Day, 1978, the Vietnamese Government invaded Democratic Kampuchea with over 1 00,000 troops and within days put into power the United Front of National Salvation of Kampuchea', formed only a month oarlier in Hanoi. Initially the Vietnamese govern- ment denied the invasion, claiming that Hens Samrin rose to power through a 'popular uprising' of the Kapuchean people. Later they insisted that their troops had been 'invited' by Heng Samrin and that their action was for 'humanitarian' reasons. Con- trary to any 'humanitarian' ideals, the occupying Viotnamese troops have continued to oppress the Kam- puchean pe0ple. With large parts of the country under their admini stration, they have disrupted plant- ing, causing widespread famine. No.7 May/June 1981 25p MAY/JUNE T980 10p NO.I ORGAN OF THE BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAIGN IN SUPPORT OF SELF-DETERMINATION a U.N. suporvised election. Instead, it has increased the strength and number of occupying troops. On Christmas Day, 1978, the Vietnamese Government Invaded Denocratic Kanpuches with over 100,000 troops and within days put into power the United Front of National Salvation of Kampuches', formed only a month oarlier in Hanoi. Initially the Vietnanese govern- nent denied the invasion, cisining that Heng Samrin rose to power through & 'popular uprising' of the Kpuchoan people. Later they insisted that their troops had boon 'invited' by Heng Sanrin and that their action was for 'humanitarian' reasons. trary to any 'hunanitarian' ideals, the occupying Vietnamese troops have continued to oppress the Kan- puchean people. under their admini stration, they have disrupted plant- Ing, causing widespread famine. The invasion was preceded in the West by a barrege of propagands portraying the Kampuchean government as a group of ruthless fanatics, systematically naBsacring and starving the population. While the aim of this propaganda Waa to justiry the U.S. role in South-east Asia as having been, after all, in the interest of its peoples, it created a climate of opinion in which the Vietnamese felt that they could invade Kampuchoa without provoking much international opposition. installed in Phnom Penh, they amplified the Western sccounta of atrocities under Pol Pot. Tho so anxious to justify the Vietnanese invasion now ochoed these ROcounts in earneat. 2. The Viotnamese government haa planned, for nany years, to harnass the Mekong River for generating electric power for the Vietnamese which involves the flooding Kampuchea and the displacement of the peasants wno live thore, 1s now being implimented with the collab- oration of the puppet government in Phnom Penh. This plan, conomy. large parta of Con- 3. The Vietnamese government 1s colonising Kampuchea by Vitnami sing the bureaucracy and settling Viotnam- ese nationals in areas from where Khmer peasants flod for foar of the invading army. Vith large parts of the country All this points to one thing. The Vietnamose govern- mont undertook the invasion to expand its economic base and consolidate its political power in the region. Ita actions violate the national independence and sovoreignty of Kaoipuchea and threaten the exist- once of the Khner people as a nation. Once The invasion was preceded in the West by a barrage of propaganda portraying the Kampuchean government as a group of ruthless fanatics, systematically massacring and starving the population. While the aim of this propaganda was to justify the U.S. role in South-east Asia as having been, after al1, in the interest of its. pooples, it created a climate of opinion in which the Vietnamese felt that they could invade Kampuchea without provoking much international opposition. Once installed in Phnom Penh, they amplified the Western accounts of atrocities under Pol Pot. Those anxious to justify the Vietnamese invasion now echoed these accounts in earnest. Aims of the Support Campaign The Britiah Kampuchoa Support Campaign sooks the support of all those who, whatever thoir view on the policies that wero pursued under Pol Pot, atand for the right of the Xampuchean people to national indopendence and self-detormination. Hovever, there are a numbor of sources which give a difforent interpretation of recent ovents 1n İndo- China. Noam Chomsicy and Edward S. Herman; journaliat I.F. Stone, who was among the first to call for a U. S. withdrawal from Vietnam, and nany others in the U.S. anti-war movement. scholars such as Laura Sunmere, of the University of Lancaster, and serious journalists 1ike Richard Gott of the uardian. killings di1d not take place under Pol Pot, but they argue that their real CRuses have been obscured and their scale Oxaggerated. They al so suggost that the present food shortago cannot be attributed to Pol Pot aince the fanine oníy seems to have broken out five months aftor the Vietnanese arny occupied a largo part of the country. These sources include rospected scholars like Wo believe that the minimum requirement for peace, indopondonco and the end to famino in Kampuchea is the withdrawal of all foreign troops. Therefore, we condemn the Vietnamese 1nvasion and occupation of Kanpuches and demand the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of viotnames0 and all other foreign forces. In this country they include These writers do not claim that We aupport the Kampuchoan strugglo to rogain thoir independence and decide their own future. THE RESISTANCE we ask all those who believe in justice and in a nation's ri ght to solf-deternination to support the Patriotic and Denocratic Pront, and all othor patriot! who aro fighting the Vietnamese invasion. Ve call on the people of Britain to support all off- orte being made inside and out side Kampuchea, to bring about peace, genuine indopendence and the ocon- onic re-construction of Kampuchea, to render hunar.- 1tarian aid to Kampuchean people, and to demand that the Red Cross and UNICEF be permitted to supervi se the distribution of aid throughout the whole of Kan- puchos, to ensure that it reaches all the victima of foreign aggression. Southeast Asia: The Vitnimese government by their own actions put lie toaheir claims that the invasion of Kampuchea was in 'the interest of the Kampuchean people and that the Heng Saarin regine they installed has popular uppórt. 1. The Vietnamese government has refused to comply with the 'U.N, resolution of Novenber 14th, 1979, calling for a withdrawal of all foreign troops from Kampuchea. Similarly, it has rofused to respond to the call of the Democratic Kampuchean government for The new carve-up MOVES TOWARD UNITY BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAIGN BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAIGN

Self-determination assumed power. KAMPUCHEA BULLETIN A PICKET AGAINST CENSORSHIP ON KAMPUCHEA 50p NA 29. JUN 1983 On Saturday 21st May, a dozen memberslof the British Kampuchean Support Campaign held a pi cket outside Collet's bookshop in central London. Collet's, whi ch claims to specialise in progressi ve and left-wing literature, recently decided not to sell Kampuchea Bulletin any longer. The manager has refused to give any reasons for this decision. Support the People of Kampuchea! nos. 9& 10 Sept/Dec 198I Demand the immediate and for the Kampuchean reopie! unconditional withdrawal of Vietnamese forces! As the leaflet distributed to passers-by pointed out: "The Kampu chean coalition governments demand for a withdrawal of Vietnamese occupation forces and for the Kampuchean people to decide their own future through free elections is in the interest not only of the Kampuchean but al so of the Vietnamese people and of all progressi ve and democratic forces in the region. Whose interest is Collet's defending in denying its customers the possibility of reading the case for Kampuchean independence ?" BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAICN THE POLITICSS OF THE KHMERS ROUGES, 1975-78 British Kampuchea Support Campaign SELC LETERI TIDN FOR THE KAMPUCHEAN PE PICKET of the VIETNAMESE THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES SUPPORT KAMPUCHEA EMBASSY The British Kampuchea Support Campaign seeks the ssupport and co-operation of all those who stand for the right of the Kampuchean people to national independence and self-determination. Aid the people of Kampuchea 11.30a.m, Saturday, October 23 We believe that the minimum requirement for peace, independence and national progress in Kampuchea is the withdrawal of ali foreign troops. We therefore condemn the Vietnamese invasion and occupation of Kampuchea and demand the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Vietnamese forces. VIETNAM EMBASSY, VICTORIA ROAD, LONDON W.8 (Nearest Tube: Kensington High St.) SPECIAL DOUBLE We ask all those who believe in justice and in a nation's right to self- determination to support the Kampuchean people and their patriotic forces, who are fighting the Hanoi aggressors in order to regain their independence and decide their own future. ISSUE If you agree with the aims of the BKSC and would like to support its work either individually or by helping to set up a branch in your area, please complete the form below. British Kampuchea Support Campaign, 31 Bath St., Oldham, Lancs. BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAIGN NEW ERA BOOKS KAMPUCHEA no.6 March/April KAMPUCHEA BULLETIN KAMPUCHEA 1981 25p BULLETIN BULLETIN On Christmas Day, 1978, the Vietnamese Government invaded Democratic Kampuchea with over 1 00,000 troops and within days put into power the United Front of National Salvation of Kampuchea', formed only a month oarlier in Hanoi. Initially the Vietnamese govern- ment denied the invasion, claiming that Hens Samrin rose to power through a 'popular uprising' of the Kapuchean people. Later they insisted that their troops had been 'invited' by Heng Samrin and that their action was for 'humanitarian' reasons. Con- trary to any 'humanitarian' ideals, the occupying Viotnamese troops have continued to oppress the Kam- puchean pe0ple. With large parts of the country under their admini stration, they have disrupted plant- ing, causing widespread famine. No.7 May/June 1981 25p MAY/JUNE T980 10p NO.I ORGAN OF THE BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAIGN IN SUPPORT OF SELF-DETERMINATION a U.N. suporvised election. Instead, it has increased the strength and number of occupying troops. On Christmas Day, 1978, the Vietnamese Government Invaded Denocratic Kanpuches with over 100,000 troops and within days put into power the United Front of National Salvation of Kampuches', formed only a month oarlier in Hanoi. Initially the Vietnanese govern- nent denied the invasion, cisining that Heng Samrin rose to power through & 'popular uprising' of the Kpuchoan people. Later they insisted that their troops had boon 'invited' by Heng Sanrin and that their action was for 'humanitarian' reasons. trary to any 'hunanitarian' ideals, the occupying Vietnamese troops have continued to oppress the Kan- puchean people. under their admini stration, they have disrupted plant- Ing, causing widespread famine. The invasion was preceded in the West by a barrege of propagands portraying the Kampuchean government as a group of ruthless fanatics, systematically naBsacring and starving the population. While the aim of this propaganda Waa to justiry the U.S. role in South-east Asia as having been, after all, in the interest of its peoples, it created a climate of opinion in which the Vietnamese felt that they could invade Kampuchoa without provoking much international opposition. installed in Phnom Penh, they amplified the Western sccounta of atrocities under Pol Pot. Tho so anxious to justify the Vietnanese invasion now ochoed these ROcounts in earneat. 2. The Viotnamese government haa planned, for nany years, to harnass the Mekong River for generating electric power for the Vietnamese which involves the flooding Kampuchea and the displacement of the peasants wno live thore, 1s now being implimented with the collab- oration of the puppet government in Phnom Penh. This plan, conomy. large parta of Con- 3. The Vietnamese government 1s colonising Kampuchea by Vitnami sing the bureaucracy and settling Viotnam- ese nationals in areas from where Khmer peasants flod for foar of the invading army. Vith large parts of the country All this points to one thing. The Vietnamose govern- mont undertook the invasion to expand its economic base and consolidate its political power in the region. Ita actions violate the national independence and sovoreignty of Kaoipuchea and threaten the exist- once of the Khner people as a nation. Once The invasion was preceded in the West by a barrage of propaganda portraying the Kampuchean government as a group of ruthless fanatics, systematically massacring and starving the population. While the aim of this propaganda was to justify the U.S. role in South-east Asia as having been, after al1, in the interest of its. pooples, it created a climate of opinion in which the Vietnamese felt that they could invade Kampuchea without provoking much international opposition. Once installed in Phnom Penh, they amplified the Western accounts of atrocities under Pol Pot. Those anxious to justify the Vietnamese invasion now echoed these accounts in earnest. Aims of the Support Campaign The Britiah Kampuchoa Support Campaign sooks the support of all those who, whatever thoir view on the policies that wero pursued under Pol Pot, atand for the right of the Xampuchean people to national indopendence and self-detormination. Hovever, there are a numbor of sources which give a difforent interpretation of recent ovents 1n İndo- China. Noam Chomsicy and Edward S. Herman; journaliat I.F. Stone, who was among the first to call for a U. S. withdrawal from Vietnam, and nany others in the U.S. anti-war movement. scholars such as Laura Sunmere, of the University of Lancaster, and serious journalists 1ike Richard Gott of the uardian. killings di1d not take place under Pol Pot, but they argue that their real CRuses have been obscured and their scale Oxaggerated. They al so suggost that the present food shortago cannot be attributed to Pol Pot aince the fanine oníy seems to have broken out five months aftor the Vietnanese arny occupied a largo part of the country. These sources include rospected scholars like Wo believe that the minimum requirement for peace, indopondonco and the end to famino in Kampuchea is the withdrawal of all foreign troops. Therefore, we condemn the Vietnamese 1nvasion and occupation of Kanpuches and demand the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of viotnames0 and all other foreign forces. In this country they include These writers do not claim that We aupport the Kampuchoan strugglo to rogain thoir independence and decide their own future. THE RESISTANCE we ask all those who believe in justice and in a nation's ri ght to solf-deternination to support the Patriotic and Denocratic Pront, and all othor patriot! who aro fighting the Vietnamese invasion. Ve call on the people of Britain to support all off- orte being made inside and out side Kampuchea, to bring about peace, genuine indopendence and the ocon- onic re-construction of Kampuchea, to render hunar.- 1tarian aid to Kampuchean people, and to demand that the Red Cross and UNICEF be permitted to supervi se the distribution of aid throughout the whole of Kan- puchos, to ensure that it reaches all the victima of foreign aggression. Southeast Asia: The Vitnimese government by their own actions put lie toaheir claims that the invasion of Kampuchea was in 'the interest of the Kampuchean people and that the Heng Saarin regine they installed has popular uppórt. 1. The Vietnamese government has refused to comply with the 'U.N, resolution of Novenber 14th, 1979, calling for a withdrawal of all foreign troops from Kampuchea. Similarly, it has rofused to respond to the call of the Democratic Kampuchean government for The new carve-up MOVES TOWARD UNITY BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAIGN BRITISH KAMPUCHEA SUPPORT CAMPAIGN

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NEW AGE CLASS STRUGGLE* POLITICAL PAPER OF THE REVOLUTIONARY COMMUNIST LEAGUE OF BRITAIN Seriet - Vietnamene sger "SPECIAL ISSUE ON KAMPUCHEA" HANDS OFF KAMPUCHEA! VIETNAMESE AGGRESSORS OUT OF KAMPUCHEA! Itat et le te tiet t eim e tstatrstt te Tree f o ta INt i iet attel e oeg the wt stin te In Fenst lation etig Larry stribe du Labour, Tory -both the same llmgina le Jut me elet at l 1 t tamte re rt ctu er et he ste t nagi ate wte dirferl llel sa e e Editor: Class Strugele Editer New Age f e ef e the etal tt Workers of all lands, oppressed peoples NEW AGE and nations,unite! Manty Pper t the Cumnit ke uemt WORKERS' WEEKLY WORKERS, OPPRESSED NATIONS AND PEOPLE OF THE WORLD, UNITE! 10p Newakly lCne Comm Parry at England Marzist-Leninis e CAMBODIA IS LIBERATED The Cambodin pele, Jed y thetrgal he atst tdro of c nd the Catodan People'e Natioosl Ared Forces and ded by hete t, the Noyal Goveet of M l Cambota er e le ip re , eee eir e. The T- al-impertam, the eie iperallat estevade the Viet se pele ehe are mking snpireedied g s the sade or the complete he their cory od the Lat pele, sndapt lon te the ate ot e pele of the whde wed t U.. ralm and Soet p a mO say 2a de emet e at s a E y tom hen the sbode leturiat, at imperialiem deleta ne pele ot agotation n thut imperiali eiry ess certisly delast he resed F cinl lr arty 1 yeaid eted . dite fre nd of French colenial lorte , re mperialit opess imperialiat he m. practie Ueo poppet regte of Sin Mk, Sn Than, Cheng Tam, Long Boret nd e Fr Ltve yes sice tem, d the d otatien. clonalia d feudaliam I, ater the s. eriatist t en, and sber the lodo-Choste oples Sumu Conleace is whoch the rrve of Camtoa, Vt am d Lo sed al eloenratrengshened eir eoe te throw U.. mrial tof h y big ootry, ly they e e le, e a p in eir a ands the dey sd heir e t Tis ta lawf try. The Canboan perle tave ston ste petcla eir ee prtioe be inst fve teontry n ddet the Mtrieg hegP . T vy of e Ca hw that sheir lesrep the a of imperial de, kowingaloo hat w d to w , the res aes k rir en pesta the people tale t orgaton tedeat the et ey beal their bet etet degs the US. imperiele bescelatly"maipl- Kibe complre wah ta nd Nhed e ei le well ond wid

NEW AGE CLASS STRUGGLE* POLITICAL PAPER OF THE REVOLUTIONARY COMMUNIST LEAGUE OF BRITAIN Seriet - Vietnamene sger "SPECIAL ISSUE ON KAMPUCHEA" HANDS OFF KAMPUCHEA! VIETNAMESE AGGRESSORS OUT OF KAMPUCHEA! Itat et le te tiet t eim e tstatrstt te Tree f o ta INt i iet attel e oeg the wt stin te In Fenst lation etig Larry stribe du Labour, Tory -both the same llmgina le Jut me elet at l 1 t tamte re rt ctu er et he ste t nagi ate wte dirferl llel sa e e Editor: Class Strugele Editer New Age f e ef e the etal tt Workers of all lands, oppressed peoples NEW AGE and nations,unite! Manty Pper t the Cumnit ke uemt WORKERS' WEEKLY WORKERS, OPPRESSED NATIONS AND PEOPLE OF THE WORLD, UNITE! 10p Newakly lCne Comm Parry at England Marzist-Leninis e CAMBODIA IS LIBERATED The Cambodin pele, Jed y thetrgal he atst tdro of c nd the Catodan People'e Natioosl Ared Forces and ded by hete t, the Noyal Goveet of M l Cambota er e le ip re , eee eir e. The T- al-impertam, the eie iperallat estevade the Viet se pele ehe are mking snpireedied g s the sade or the complete he their cory od the Lat pele, sndapt lon te the ate ot e pele of the whde wed t U.. ralm and Soet p a mO say 2a de emet e at s a E y tom hen the sbode leturiat, at imperialiem deleta ne pele ot agotation n thut imperiali eiry ess certisly delast he resed F cinl lr arty 1 yeaid eted . dite fre nd of French colenial lorte , re mperialit opess imperialiat he m. practie Ueo poppet regte of Sin Mk, Sn Than, Cheng Tam, Long Boret nd e Fr Ltve yes sice tem, d the d otatien. clonalia d feudaliam I, ater the s. eriatist t en, and sber the lodo-Choste oples Sumu Conleace is whoch the rrve of Camtoa, Vt am d Lo sed al eloenratrengshened eir eoe te throw U.. mrial tof h y big ootry, ly they e e le, e a p in eir a ands the dey sd heir e t Tis ta lawf try. The Canboan perle tave ston ste petcla eir ee prtioe be inst fve teontry n ddet the Mtrieg hegP . T vy of e Ca hw that sheir lesrep the a of imperial de, kowingaloo hat w d to w , the res aes k rir en pesta the people tale t orgaton tedeat the et ey beal their bet etet degs the US. imperiele bescelatly"maipl- Kibe complre wah ta nd Nhed e ei le well ond wid

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KAMPUCHEA WİLL WIN! An eye-witness account by the last foreign delegation to visit Kampuchea (Cambodia) before the Vietnamese- Soviet invasion 16 pages of exclusive photos Written by the delegation of the Canadian Communist League (Marxist- Leninist) with journalists from THE FORGE

KAMPUCHEA WİLL WIN! An eye-witness account by the last foreign delegation to visit Kampuchea (Cambodia) before the Vietnamese- Soviet invasion 16 pages of exclusive photos Written by the delegation of the Canadian Communist League (Marxist- Leninist) with journalists from THE FORGE

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NEWS FROM KAMPUCHEA PEA VOL 2 NO 2 NOV/DEC 1978 Price 50c A. The people of Kampuchea firmly apply the line of independence, sovereignty and self-reliance & will resolutely defend their Glorious Revolution !!

NEWS FROM KAMPUCHEA PEA VOL 2 NO 2 NOV/DEC 1978 Price 50c A. The people of Kampuchea firmly apply the line of independence, sovereignty and self-reliance & will resolutely defend their Glorious Revolution !!

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kes, UNITY NEWSPAPER OF THE LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE ML) VOL INO Countries Want Independenoe. Nations Want Liberation Penple Want Revolution JAN. 2FERA KAMPUCHEAN RESISTANCE HITS INVADERS Soviet-Vietnamese aggression condemned around the world Fle n i the Vit amene prading food fa he penle tlewing the There, food th ders found de, d mpry t Ping the cen Mondulki rovie aged he Seel and Sray Jamry 20 aptured the presi pital, Taken, berder prepand AMERİLAN PEUPLE SLPDRT KAMPLICHEA VIETN NO pared FRONT Fing Ierm me

kes, UNITY NEWSPAPER OF THE LEAGUE OF REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE ML) VOL INO Countries Want Independenoe. Nations Want Liberation Penple Want Revolution JAN. 2FERA KAMPUCHEAN RESISTANCE HITS INVADERS Soviet-Vietnamese aggression condemned around the world Fle n i the Vit amene prading food fa he penle tlewing the There, food th ders found de, d mpry t Ping the cen Mondulki rovie aged he Seel and Sray Jamry 20 aptured the presi pital, Taken, berder prepand AMERİLAN PEUPLE SLPDRT KAMPLICHEA VIETN NO pared FRONT Fing Ierm me

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Australia Tribune Newspaper, Phnom Penh falls Cambodia free!

PHNOM PENH FALLS- CAMBODIA FREE! The final victory of the Cambodian Revolution on April 17, following the liberation of Phnom Penh, ends a heroic struggle that will go down in history as one of the most remarkable wars of liberation of recent times. Cambodia-China Friendship Association and ordered the arrest of Chan Seng, Hu Nim and Khieu Samphan, all leftwing members of the National Assembly. REVOLT GUERRILLA BEGINS On March 18, 1970, Cambodian Prime Minister, Lon Nol, surrounded the National Assembly with troops and forced the MPs to agree to dismissing Prince Sihanouk as Head of State. Sihanouk was at the time in Peking, after leaving Cambodia on January 4, for medical treatment in France. On March 11, rightwing mobs had sacked the embassies of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and the Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam. Sihanouk had warned then that these attacks were preparing for a rightist coup. However, at the same time, he went to Moscow and Peking to press those governments to force the PRG to withdraw its forces allegedly in Cambodian sanctuaries. Prince Sihanouk, however, quickly estimated the new. The guerrilla revolt commenced at the end of 1967, and by December 1968 the Khmer Rouge were active in 11 of the country's 19 provinces. By June 1969 they had a reported 1,500 under arms, while Hu Nim was said to be leading a guerrilla band of 50 to 100 guerrillas south-west of Phnom Penh. The Khmer Rouge carried out government and police posts, while concentrating on building support among the peasantry. They avoided frontal attacks on Sihanouk and concentrated their fire on Lon Nol and the rightists. It was this guerrilla force, already fighting for over two years, that accounted for the rapid successes the liberation forces gained after March 18, 1970. As the American position in Vietnam became increasingly attacks on minor From left to right: Khieu Samphan, Prince Sihanouk, Hu Nin. realities roeultina from Lon Nol'e coun On March 21 he said: Young fighters of the Khmer Rouge giving an enthusiastic reception to head of state Norodom Sihanouk. TRIBUNE, APRIL 22, 1975

PHNOM PENH FALLS- CAMBODIA FREE! The final victory of the Cambodian Revolution on April 17, following the liberation of Phnom Penh, ends a heroic struggle that will go down in history as one of the most remarkable wars of liberation of recent times. Cambodia-China Friendship Association and ordered the arrest of Chan Seng, Hu Nim and Khieu Samphan, all leftwing members of the National Assembly. REVOLT GUERRILLA BEGINS On March 18, 1970, Cambodian Prime Minister, Lon Nol, surrounded the National Assembly with troops and forced the MPs to agree to dismissing Prince Sihanouk as Head of State. Sihanouk was at the time in Peking, after leaving Cambodia on January 4, for medical treatment in France. On March 11, rightwing mobs had sacked the embassies of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and the Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam. Sihanouk had warned then that these attacks were preparing for a rightist coup. However, at the same time, he went to Moscow and Peking to press those governments to force the PRG to withdraw its forces allegedly in Cambodian sanctuaries. Prince Sihanouk, however, quickly estimated the new. The guerrilla revolt commenced at the end of 1967, and by December 1968 the Khmer Rouge were active in 11 of the country's 19 provinces. By June 1969 they had a reported 1,500 under arms, while Hu Nim was said to be leading a guerrilla band of 50 to 100 guerrillas south-west of Phnom Penh. The Khmer Rouge carried out government and police posts, while concentrating on building support among the peasantry. They avoided frontal attacks on Sihanouk and concentrated their fire on Lon Nol and the rightists. It was this guerrilla force, already fighting for over two years, that accounted for the rapid successes the liberation forces gained after March 18, 1970. As the American position in Vietnam became increasingly attacks on minor From left to right: Khieu Samphan, Prince Sihanouk, Hu Nin. realities roeultina from Lon Nol'e coun On March 21 he said: Young fighters of the Khmer Rouge giving an enthusiastic reception to head of state Norodom Sihanouk. TRIBUNE, APRIL 22, 1975

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Le drapeau rouge propaganda news paper, Khmer Rouge, kampuchea, USSR-Vietnam go home,

entouré de conseillers militaires du front, dont radio Hanoï a annoncé la Dans les faits, ce sont douze divisions peuple à mener à nouveau la guerre au Vietnam le rôle de mercenaire de vietnamiennes. Il n'a pu rentrer dements, extrémements destructeurs première armée du monde. parte Krion anr RTGirsberger prim Proletaires de tous lespays. peuples et nations opprimés, unissez-vous ! Initiative antinucléaire LE DRAPEAU ROUGE Le 17 février aura lieu le vote sur l'initiative "pour un contróle démocratique Notre appel à voter oui à cette initiative est ainsi une auto- critique aux positions des trois ex-organisations qui ont fondé r'ocs. benisi tte du nucléaire". ziame SSYN EPRISES JOURNAL POUR UNE SUISSE INDEPENDANTE ET SOCIALISTE Article en page 7 Organe central de Rédacteur central: U.Frei Adresse de la rédaction: case postale 2574 1002 Lausanne CCP 10-20168 Référendum Edition Rouge"; Ph.Lambelet epresion: Coopérative d'Impression Nouvelle 1'Organisation Communiste de Suisse contre paraft le 15 de chaque mois la loi atomique No 1, 15 janvier 79 Prix: 1.- Il a abouti! C'est un grand succès puisqu'il a obtenu plus de 81.000 signatures. Une échéance électorale difficile en perspective pour l'Etat et les partis qui ont voté cette loi. Invasion du Kampuchea 3vP 500 URSS-Vietnam go home ! HALTE À L'INTOX! le Jundi 8 janvier, Phnom Penh, apitale du Kampuchéa démocra- tique, est à nouveau envahie par une umée étrangère. On s'y attendait un peu, mais pas si tót. Après le bourrage de crâne intensif sur le Cambodge que nous val avons subi depuis près de trois ans, on peut dire que tout avait été fait pour préparer le terrain dans l'opinion publique. Journalistes, hommes poli- tiques, ils étaient nombreux à glapir contre ce petit pays qui avait choisi la neutralité, l'indépendance, la fer- meture de ses frontières au marché impérialiste. Il y avait les politiciens revanchards des USA (le "démocrate" Mac Govern, qui réclamait il y a à peine un mois américaine), des écrivains comme Lacouture, qui répandaient la thèse du massacre, etc. Mais il y avait aussi I'URSS, les partis révisionnistes, chefs d'orchestre de cette campagne de calomnie et d'intoxication. Les journalistes bourgeois qui dénigraient le Cambodge n'ont fait que reprendre les arguments énoncés depuis trois ans par Brejnev et consorts. Les uns et les autres se réclamant bien sûr de la liberté et des droits des peuples... On se rend compte aujourd'hui que cette sale besogne a fait le lit de l'invasion. Mig 23, chars, artillerie lourde, pays a été libéré par un soi-disant baïonnettes étrangères. Une telle in supériorité militaire de l'agresseur troupes aéroportées, bombardiers, Front uni de salut national du "libération" s'appelle invasion armée. gaz de combat, napalm, le tout bien Kampuchéa" (FUNSK). Mais ce PLUS QUE JAMAIS, IL FAUT SOUTENIR LE KAMPUCHEA EST DECIDER do Il faut combattre l'intoxication de la propagande de Hanoi et de Moscou. Aussi énormes que soient les mensonges, aussi intense que soit la propagande internationale contre le Kampuchéa démocratique, contre le parti communiste du Kampuchéa, contre le camarade Pol Pot, contre Samdech Norodom Sihanouk, la vérité finira bien par éclater au grand jour. Le soutien des peuples sera de plus en plus massif. Le temps tra- vaille pour la cause de la vérité et de l'indépendance. une intervention Fuite du Shah N'ayons aucun doute ! Une guerre populaire juste est toujours venue à bout d'une guerre d'agression crimi- nelle. Les autorités vietnamiennes devraient s'en souvenir. Et cela est une vérité de l'histoire, méme si la guerre du peuple se heurte à forte partie, puisque c'est l'URSS qui arme, conseille et appuie l'agresseur vietnamien. Il y a bientôt une année que se déroulait à Tabriz la première insur- le Shah (18 février). En septembre 78, c'était le gouvernement militaire et les massacres (100.000 morts) mais aussi les grèves généralisées, notamment celles des ouvriers du pétrole. La tentative de conciliation de Bakhtiar n'a pas sauvé le Shah: aujourd'hui le despote a dû quitter le pays. Page 9 manifestation grande rectionnelle contre CES DEUX HOMMES SYMBOLISENT L'UNITE DU PEUPLE KHMER CONTRE L'INVASION ETRANGERE Le Prince patriote Norodom Sihanouk entoure chaleureusement de ses bras le dirigeant révolutionnaire Khieu Samphan, président du Kampuchéa. Hanoi, Moscou, relayés en Suisse par la "Voix Ouvrière" (journal du un pays neutre et souverain. Il n'a PdT pro-Moscou), prétendent que le Le Kampuchéa démocratique est Depuis longtemps, les dirigeants du Kampuchéa avaient prévu cette guerre-éclair des vietnamiens. Devant nul besoin d'étre libéré à coup de russo-vietnamien, ils ont appelé leur popula qui leur a permis, voilà Pacte de Varsovie, c'est un scénario création 23 jours avant le déclen- vietnamiennes, fortes de l100.000 quelgues années, de vaincre les mis en scène et financé par l'URSS. chement des hostilités, n'est qu'une hommes, qui ont envahi le pays, Comme pour Cuba, elle a fait jouer création de toutes niècs des auteritér soumis plusieurs villes å des hombar agresseurs américains, de vaincre la TVA sa politique: prendre la place d'où à Phnom Penh que dans les roulottes d'après les déclarations de Samdech ont été chassés les USA. de leur armée. Norodom Sihanouk. Voir notre dossier à l'intérieur

entouré de conseillers militaires du front, dont radio Hanoï a annoncé la Dans les faits, ce sont douze divisions peuple à mener à nouveau la guerre au Vietnam le rôle de mercenaire de vietnamiennes. Il n'a pu rentrer dements, extrémements destructeurs première armée du monde. parte Krion anr RTGirsberger prim Proletaires de tous lespays. peuples et nations opprimés, unissez-vous ! Initiative antinucléaire LE DRAPEAU ROUGE Le 17 février aura lieu le vote sur l'initiative "pour un contróle démocratique Notre appel à voter oui à cette initiative est ainsi une auto- critique aux positions des trois ex-organisations qui ont fondé r'ocs. benisi tte du nucléaire". ziame SSYN EPRISES JOURNAL POUR UNE SUISSE INDEPENDANTE ET SOCIALISTE Article en page 7 Organe central de Rédacteur central: U.Frei Adresse de la rédaction: case postale 2574 1002 Lausanne CCP 10-20168 Référendum Edition Rouge"; Ph.Lambelet epresion: Coopérative d'Impression Nouvelle 1'Organisation Communiste de Suisse contre paraft le 15 de chaque mois la loi atomique No 1, 15 janvier 79 Prix: 1.- Il a abouti! C'est un grand succès puisqu'il a obtenu plus de 81.000 signatures. Une échéance électorale difficile en perspective pour l'Etat et les partis qui ont voté cette loi. Invasion du Kampuchea 3vP 500 URSS-Vietnam go home ! HALTE À L'INTOX! le Jundi 8 janvier, Phnom Penh, apitale du Kampuchéa démocra- tique, est à nouveau envahie par une umée étrangère. On s'y attendait un peu, mais pas si tót. Après le bourrage de crâne intensif sur le Cambodge que nous val avons subi depuis près de trois ans, on peut dire que tout avait été fait pour préparer le terrain dans l'opinion publique. Journalistes, hommes poli- tiques, ils étaient nombreux à glapir contre ce petit pays qui avait choisi la neutralité, l'indépendance, la fer- meture de ses frontières au marché impérialiste. Il y avait les politiciens revanchards des USA (le "démocrate" Mac Govern, qui réclamait il y a à peine un mois américaine), des écrivains comme Lacouture, qui répandaient la thèse du massacre, etc. Mais il y avait aussi I'URSS, les partis révisionnistes, chefs d'orchestre de cette campagne de calomnie et d'intoxication. Les journalistes bourgeois qui dénigraient le Cambodge n'ont fait que reprendre les arguments énoncés depuis trois ans par Brejnev et consorts. Les uns et les autres se réclamant bien sûr de la liberté et des droits des peuples... On se rend compte aujourd'hui que cette sale besogne a fait le lit de l'invasion. Mig 23, chars, artillerie lourde, pays a été libéré par un soi-disant baïonnettes étrangères. Une telle in supériorité militaire de l'agresseur troupes aéroportées, bombardiers, Front uni de salut national du "libération" s'appelle invasion armée. gaz de combat, napalm, le tout bien Kampuchéa" (FUNSK). Mais ce PLUS QUE JAMAIS, IL FAUT SOUTENIR LE KAMPUCHEA EST DECIDER do Il faut combattre l'intoxication de la propagande de Hanoi et de Moscou. Aussi énormes que soient les mensonges, aussi intense que soit la propagande internationale contre le Kampuchéa démocratique, contre le parti communiste du Kampuchéa, contre le camarade Pol Pot, contre Samdech Norodom Sihanouk, la vérité finira bien par éclater au grand jour. Le soutien des peuples sera de plus en plus massif. Le temps tra- vaille pour la cause de la vérité et de l'indépendance. une intervention Fuite du Shah N'ayons aucun doute ! Une guerre populaire juste est toujours venue à bout d'une guerre d'agression crimi- nelle. Les autorités vietnamiennes devraient s'en souvenir. Et cela est une vérité de l'histoire, méme si la guerre du peuple se heurte à forte partie, puisque c'est l'URSS qui arme, conseille et appuie l'agresseur vietnamien. Il y a bientôt une année que se déroulait à Tabriz la première insur- le Shah (18 février). En septembre 78, c'était le gouvernement militaire et les massacres (100.000 morts) mais aussi les grèves généralisées, notamment celles des ouvriers du pétrole. La tentative de conciliation de Bakhtiar n'a pas sauvé le Shah: aujourd'hui le despote a dû quitter le pays. Page 9 manifestation grande rectionnelle contre CES DEUX HOMMES SYMBOLISENT L'UNITE DU PEUPLE KHMER CONTRE L'INVASION ETRANGERE Le Prince patriote Norodom Sihanouk entoure chaleureusement de ses bras le dirigeant révolutionnaire Khieu Samphan, président du Kampuchéa. Hanoi, Moscou, relayés en Suisse par la "Voix Ouvrière" (journal du un pays neutre et souverain. Il n'a PdT pro-Moscou), prétendent que le Le Kampuchéa démocratique est Depuis longtemps, les dirigeants du Kampuchéa avaient prévu cette guerre-éclair des vietnamiens. Devant nul besoin d'étre libéré à coup de russo-vietnamien, ils ont appelé leur popula qui leur a permis, voilà Pacte de Varsovie, c'est un scénario création 23 jours avant le déclen- vietnamiennes, fortes de l100.000 quelgues années, de vaincre les mis en scène et financé par l'URSS. chement des hostilités, n'est qu'une hommes, qui ont envahi le pays, Comme pour Cuba, elle a fait jouer création de toutes niècs des auteritér soumis plusieurs villes å des hombar agresseurs américains, de vaincre la TVA sa politique: prendre la place d'où à Phnom Penh que dans les roulottes d'après les déclarations de Samdech ont été chassés les USA. de leur armée. Norodom Sihanouk. Voir notre dossier à l'intérieur

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propaganda news paper, Kampuchean people resist Vietnamese invasion, soveits back agressors,

from Kampuchea See p. 6-7 orkers of all countries, oppressed peoples and nations, unite! E FORGE Exclusive report Central Organ of the Canadian Communist League (Marxist-Leninist) Vol. 4, No. 1 JANUARY 12, 1979 KAMPUCHEAN PEOPLE RESIST VIETNAMESE INVASION Soviets back aggressors Over 100,000 Vietnamese troops armed with Soviet tanks, heavy artillery and hundreds of Mig jets launched an all-out invasion of Socialist Kampuchea at the end of December. Backed by Soviet and Warsaw Pact advisors and pilots, the invading forces have penetrated deep into Kampuchea, taking control of Phnom Penh and several other major towns. The Vietnamese military im- mediately set up a puppet go- vernment made up of a handful of unknowns claiming to be Kampuchean but whose past appears to be a total fabrication. The KNUFNS (Kampuchean National United Front for Na- tional Salvation) was immedia- tely recognized by the USSR and several Warsaw Pact countries, as well as Ethiopia and Afgha- nistan, two countries under Moscow's thumb. A few hours before Phnom Penh was invaded, Prime Mi- nister Pol Pot delivered a radio demned this brazen attack and invasion of a sovereign socialist country. China has denounced Vietnam's war of aggression, aided and abetted by the Soviet social-imperialists, and mised full support to the struggle of isolating them. "Vietnam will never take Kampuchea", he said, "we won't let them do it." Thanks to the leadership of its communist party, the Kampu- chean people had been preparing for this protracted war for a long time. Supplies and arms had been hidden in the countryside and the population had been organized in self-sufficient co- operatives. The enemy took over were practically pro- Democratic under Prime Minister Pol Pot. Kampuchea The five southeast Asian countries of ASEAN are holding an emergency meeting to consi- der steps to counter the Viet- namese threat. Rumania and Yugoslavia, along with a grow- ing number of countries, have condemned Hanoi's invasion of Kampuchea. FIGHTERS of the Revolutionary Army of Kampuchea prepare to meet the Vietnamese invaders in Takeo Province, Kampuchea. state Prince Sihanouk flew to New York to seek support for Democratic Kampuchea at the Security Council emergency ses- sion. Despite fierce Soviet oppo- sition, on January 11 the UN decided to listen to this Kampu- chean patriot. towns that deserted. The January 11 issue of the New York Times reported that fighters were hitting the Viet- Kampuchea's Deputy Prime Minister Ieng Sary sent a mes- sage to the United Nations, Photo Kampuchéa Démocratique

from Kampuchea See p. 6-7 orkers of all countries, oppressed peoples and nations, unite! E FORGE Exclusive report Central Organ of the Canadian Communist League (Marxist-Leninist) Vol. 4, No. 1 JANUARY 12, 1979 KAMPUCHEAN PEOPLE RESIST VIETNAMESE INVASION Soviets back aggressors Over 100,000 Vietnamese troops armed with Soviet tanks, heavy artillery and hundreds of Mig jets launched an all-out invasion of Socialist Kampuchea at the end of December. Backed by Soviet and Warsaw Pact advisors and pilots, the invading forces have penetrated deep into Kampuchea, taking control of Phnom Penh and several other major towns. The Vietnamese military im- mediately set up a puppet go- vernment made up of a handful of unknowns claiming to be Kampuchean but whose past appears to be a total fabrication. The KNUFNS (Kampuchean National United Front for Na- tional Salvation) was immedia- tely recognized by the USSR and several Warsaw Pact countries, as well as Ethiopia and Afgha- nistan, two countries under Moscow's thumb. A few hours before Phnom Penh was invaded, Prime Mi- nister Pol Pot delivered a radio demned this brazen attack and invasion of a sovereign socialist country. China has denounced Vietnam's war of aggression, aided and abetted by the Soviet social-imperialists, and mised full support to the struggle of isolating them. "Vietnam will never take Kampuchea", he said, "we won't let them do it." Thanks to the leadership of its communist party, the Kampu- chean people had been preparing for this protracted war for a long time. Supplies and arms had been hidden in the countryside and the population had been organized in self-sufficient co- operatives. The enemy took over were practically pro- Democratic under Prime Minister Pol Pot. Kampuchea The five southeast Asian countries of ASEAN are holding an emergency meeting to consi- der steps to counter the Viet- namese threat. Rumania and Yugoslavia, along with a grow- ing number of countries, have condemned Hanoi's invasion of Kampuchea. FIGHTERS of the Revolutionary Army of Kampuchea prepare to meet the Vietnamese invaders in Takeo Province, Kampuchea. state Prince Sihanouk flew to New York to seek support for Democratic Kampuchea at the Security Council emergency ses- sion. Despite fierce Soviet oppo- sition, on January 11 the UN decided to listen to this Kampu- chean patriot. towns that deserted. The January 11 issue of the New York Times reported that fighters were hitting the Viet- Kampuchea's Deputy Prime Minister Ieng Sary sent a mes- sage to the United Nations, Photo Kampuchéa Démocratique

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The call propaganda news, khmer rouge, Kampuchea is doing fine says 1st US visitor

PEOPLE OF THE WORLD UNITE TO DEFEAT IMPERIALISM THE CALL ORGAN OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY (M-L) VOL T. NO. 20 THE CALL PO Bas er. Chicago. so ahed by he Opmnlet Party -204 1 MAY , NEWS CONFERENCE REFUTES PRESS LIES Report from "Kampuchea Doing Fine Say 1st U.S. Visitors Houston p.3 Mn uporien nd ig Zaire invaded p. New York-Call editer Dan Buntrin beld a pren con an right thee ference bere May lo report on what M nd te oher Cal Jounalas had senashe fest Americas to vis Demoeraik Kampothea formety Canbedia sine he rllof that contry more tlhan chree yes apo. press whe gatheeed Ser che con Special CPML anniversary color poster The M contertmce Ahoug TV of ibe Rei Benteis peple y ppned te mag ha heen o ed ader an US Of America ocited Matemet that The not to pebh Calf The New The righese Billingual Edition whohase ded (PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 10 bete the comi he Kinpe people thee heco oide xofite

PEOPLE OF THE WORLD UNITE TO DEFEAT IMPERIALISM THE CALL ORGAN OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY (M-L) VOL T. NO. 20 THE CALL PO Bas er. Chicago. so ahed by he Opmnlet Party -204 1 MAY , NEWS CONFERENCE REFUTES PRESS LIES Report from "Kampuchea Doing Fine Say 1st U.S. Visitors Houston p.3 Mn uporien nd ig Zaire invaded p. New York-Call editer Dan Buntrin beld a pren con an right thee ference bere May lo report on what M nd te oher Cal Jounalas had senashe fest Americas to vis Demoeraik Kampothea formety Canbedia sine he rllof that contry more tlhan chree yes apo. press whe gatheeed Ser che con Special CPML anniversary color poster The M contertmce Ahoug TV of ibe Rei Benteis peple y ppned te mag ha heen o ed ader an US Of America ocited Matemet that The not to pebh Calf The New The righese Billingual Edition whohase ded (PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 10 bete the comi he Kinpe people thee heco oide xofite

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POL POT During the reign of Pol Pot, over 1 million persons died in "the killing fields" as he forced people out of the cities into the countryside to create an idyllic agrarian society. Educated and professional city people were especially targeted for murder and were almost completely annihilated. In January of 1979, Pol Pot was overthrown by Cambodian rebels and Vietnamese troops.

POL POT During the reign of Pol Pot, over 1 million persons died in "the killing fields" as he forced people out of the cities into the countryside to create an idyllic agrarian society. Educated and professional city people were especially targeted for murder and were almost completely annihilated. In January of 1979, Pol Pot was overthrown by Cambodian rebels and Vietnamese troops.

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