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teachers, or even those who could simply read or wore eyeglasses were
tortured and slaughtered as "parasite intellectuals" or "under the influ-
ence of depraved foreign cultures."

Under the Pol Pot regime, people to be killed were executed with a
bullet to the head at first; however, it was later decided that this was a
waste of bullets and more barbaric methods were employed.

The Khmer Rouge regime finally came to an end when the Viet-
namese launched the invasion of Cambodia in 1979. In order to expose
the savagery of the previous regime, the Vietnamese dug up the rice
paddies, known as the "killing fields," produced the bodies and put
them on display.

North Korea

The Red barbarism in Asia
was by no means limited to

The Communist Khmer Rouge num-
bered some of the people they execut-
ed and took pictures of them. These
photographs are of Cambodians taken
before their execution.
Thousands of mass graves have been
found in the "killing fields" of the
Khmer Rouge. The bones to the side are
those of Cambodians suffocated to
death by having plastic bags placed
over their heads. Cambodia experienced
the very worst of communist barbarity.

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