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Confessions of Huot Sambath
Huot Sambath was a senior Cambodian public official. He served as Minister for Foreign Affairs, Permament Representative to the United Nations and after the 18 March 1980 coup, he rallied to King Sihanouk and was appointed successively Minister of…
Interview with General Chana Samuda-vanija
Interview by Dr Ben Kiernan, Serge Thion and one other of former Thai Ambassador to Cambodia Maj-General Chana Samudavanija concerning his activities as an intelligence officer dealing with Cambodian affairs, prior to his appointment as Ambassador. …
La Crise de Conscience Khmere et l'Equisse d'une Nouvelle Societe
Essay by the former Member of Parliament and Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Douc Rasy
Memorandum : a preliminary evaluation of evidence held by the Documentation Centre of Cambodia
This Memorandum introduces the holdings of DCCAM (Documentation Center of Cambodia) to the United Nations experts, explaining how documents are organized and providing a quick starting point to the experts' work. It is intended to show what type of…
Interview with Kaing Guek Eav, also known as Duch, chairman of S-21
Interview conducted by Christophe Peschoux of Kaing Guek Eav, former Chairman of the Khmer Rouge prison and torture center known as S-21. Dated 28-29 April and 4-6 May 1999.
Who are the murderers of the Khmer People?
Detailed history of modern Cambodia drawn from interviews and published sources. Contains information about Khmer Issarak, Battambang. Includes a detailed chronology of Khmer history from 1904 to 1986
Confession of Toch Kham Doeun, alias Tauch
Toch Kham Doeun was a left-leaning Cambodian intellectual living in Paris at the time of the 18 March 1970 coup. He rallied to King Sihanouk and after the formation of the GRUNC in May 1970 he was appointed Ambassador to Cuba but was also responsible…
Chronology of Cambodia 1804-1989
Memoir of a former Khmer Serei (Free Khmer) activists now living in Seattle. Includes information on Sngoc Thanh and Khmer Serei activities in the 1960s. Page 90 is missing, document is incomplete.
Le Pouvoir Politique au Cambodge, Essaye d'Analyse Sociologi-que 1945-1965
Phouk Chhay a left-leaning Cambodian intellectual served as a public servant and was also one of the leaders of the Gnereal Association of Khmer Students (AGEK) established in December 1964 and of the Cambodia-China Friendship Association established…
Confession of Vorn Vet
Vorn Vet a senior official in the Cambodian Communist party, was one of the leaders of the Cambodian "revolution" led by Pol Pot and served as Deputy Prime Minister of Democratic Kampuchea. He was arrested and executed in 1978. Includes a summary…
Letter from Head of State of Cambodia
Cambodian Head of State, Samdech Norodom Sihanouk, thanks the Australian Ambassador for his letter of good wishes on behalf of the Australian Prime Minister and Foreign Minister on the occasion of Cambodia's National Day. Dated 16th November 1962
Letter from Noel Deschamps addressed to HRH Prince Norodom Sihanouk
Letter from retired Ambassador Noel Deschamps to Samdech Norodom Sihanouk on the situation in Cambodia following the invasion of Cambodia of January 1979. Dated 28th March 1979
Letter from Garry Woodard to Ambassador Noel Deschamps
Australian Ambassador to China informs Ambassador Noel Deschamps that his letter to Samdech Norodom Sihanouk has been passed on to the addressee. Dated 12th April 1979
Noel Deschamps with Norodom Sihanouk
Farewell visit by Ambassador Noel Deschamps on King Norodom Sihanouk at Chamkar Mon Palace prior to leaving Cambodia on completion of his appointment as Australian Ambassador
Residence of the Australian Ambassador in Phnom Penh, Cambodia (1960-1975)
Photograph of the residence of the Australian Ambassador in Phnom Penh in the 1960s. The house was rented from a senior members of the Royal family.
Visit of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew to Cambodia [1]
Noel Deschamps sitting with Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew of Singapore
Visit of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew to Cambodia [2]
Noel Deschamps greeting Prime Minister Lee Kwan Yew of Singapore
Ceremony of presentation to Cambodia by Australian Ambassador of 120 water pumps [1]
Ambassador Noel Deschamps with King Norodom Sihanouk at a ceremony during which Australia presented water pumps to Cambodia, 9th December 1964
Ceremony of presentation to Cambodia by Australian Ambassador of 120 water pumps [2]
Ambassador Noel Deschamps showing some of the water pumps presented by Australia to King Norodom Sihanouk, 9th December 1964
Ceremony of presentation to Cambodia by Australian Ambassador of 120 water pumps [3]
Ambassador Noel Deschamps accompanies King Norodom Sihanouk and other foreign diplomats following the presentation of water pumps offered by Australia to Cambodia, 9th December 1964
Ceremony of presentation to Cambodia by Australian Ambassador of 120 water pumps [4]
King Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia gives a speech at the ceremony of presentation of water pumps by the Australian Ambassador, 9th December 1964
Ceremony of presentation to Cambodia by Australian Ambassador of 120 water pumps [5]
King Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia meeting the people present at the ceremony of presentation of water pumps by the Australian Ambassador, 9th December 1964
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [1]
Arrival in Cambodia for an official visit of Paul Hasluck, Australian External Affairs Minister, December 1965
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [2]
Prince Sisowath Sirik Matak, Cambodia's Minister for Foreign Affairs greeting Paul Hasluck, Australia's External Affairs Minister upon his arrival in the Cambodian capital.
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [3]
Australian External Affairs Minister, Paul Hasluck, accompanied by the Cambodian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Prince Sisowath Sirik Matak, reviewing a guard of honour at Phnom Penh airport
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [4]
Prince Sisowath Sirik Matak, Cambodia's Minister for Foreign Affairs and Paul Hasluck, Australia's External Affairs Minister upon the latter's arrival in the Cambodian capital.
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [5]
Prince Norodom Kantol, Prime Minister of Cambodia, greeting Australia's External Affairs Minister, Paul Hasluck, to his office in Phnom Penh
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [6]
Prince Norodom Kantol, Prime Minister of Cambodia, and Australia's External Affairs Minister, Paul Hasluck, at the Prime Minister's office in Phnom Penh
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [7]
The Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister greeting Australia's External Affairs Minister to his office.
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [8]
The Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister in discussions with Australia's External Affairs Minister at his office.
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [9]
The Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister toasts the visiting Australian Minister for External Affairs
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [10]
The Australian External Affairs Minister visiting the Sangkum Exhibition of Cambodia's development
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [11]
The Australian External Affairs Minister visiting the Sangkum Exhibition of Cambodia's development
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [12]
The Australian External Affairs Minister visiting the Sangkum Exhibition of Cambodia's development
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [13]
Australian Minister for External Affairs, Paul Hasluck, calls on a senior Cambodian official
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [14]
Australian Minister for External Affairs, Paul Hasluck, calls on a senior Cambodian official
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [15]
The Australian External Affairs Minister being toasted by a senior Cambodian official
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [16]
The Australian External Affairs Minister calling on a Cambodian Minister
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [17]
The Australian External Affairs Minister, accompanied by Ambassador Noel Deschamps, being briefed by a Cambodian Minister
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [18]
The Australian External Affairs Minister, accompanied by Ambassador Noel Deschamps, being briefed by a Cambodian official
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [19]
The Australian External Affairs Minister signing a visitors' book in Phnom Penh
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [20]
The Australian External Affairs Minister, Paul Hasluck, accompanied by Ambassador Noel Deschamps, visiting the National Stadium in Phnom Penh.
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [21]
During his visit to Cambodia, the Australian External Affairs Minister was warmly welcomed by HRH Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodian Head of State
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [22]
The Cambodian Head of State hosts a dinner in honour of the visiting Australian External Affairs Minister
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [23]
The Royal Cambodian Ballet performs for the visiting Australian External Affairs Minister
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [24]
The Royal Cambodian Ballet performs for the visiting Australian External Affairs Minister
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [25]
The Royal Cambodian Ballet performs for the visiting Australian External Affairs Minister
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [26]
The Royal Cambodian Ballet performs for the visiting Australian External Affairs Minister
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [27]
A traditional Khmer-Loeu (Hill tribe) dance
Visit to Cambodia by Sir Paul Hasluck, Minister of External Affairs of Australia [28]
The Royal Cambodian Ballet performs for the visiting Australian External Affairs Minister