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Democratic Kampuchea, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Defunct

The publications of Democratic Kampuchea, the Khmer Rouge state of 1975–1979 under which some 1.5 to 2 million Cambodians died, and of its government in exile, which as part of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea kept Cambodia's seat at the United Nations until 1993. Its foreign ministry issued propaganda against Vietnam's occupation of the country.

Years
1976–c. 1986
Location
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Also known as
Democratic Kampuchea · Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Democratic Kampuchea
Languages
English, French, Khmer
Authority records
Wikidata · Library of Congress
Sources
Wikipedia — Democratic Kampuchea; Wikipedia — Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea

Backlist

8019701980Founded 1976Closed 19861977: 1 title1978: 8 titles1979: 1 title1983: 1 title1985: 1 title1986: 2 titles1987: 3 titles1988: 1 title
Titles of Democratic Kampuchea, Ministry of Foreign Affairs by year: 18 dated titles, 1977–1988, most in 1978 (8); 3 undated. Lines mark founded 1976 and closed 1986.
The figures by decade
DecadeTitles
1970s10
1980s8
YearTitleAuthor(s)Language
1977Democratic Kampuchea, a Workers' and Peasants' State in South-East AsiaFreeCambodia. Ambassade (German Democratic Republic)English
1978[Interviews]✓Pot PolEnglish
1978Biography of Comrade Pol Pot, Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of KampucheaFreeCambodia. Krasuan Kar Parates. Dept. of Press and InformationEnglish
1978Black Paper✓ — Facts and Evidences of the Acts of Aggression and Annexation of Vietnam Against KampucheaCambodia. Krasuaṅ Kār ParatesEnglish
1978Interview of Comrade Pol Pot, Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kampuchea, Prime Minister of the Government of Democratic Kampuchea to the Delegation of Yugoslav Journalists in Visit to Democratic Kampuchea, March 17, 1978FreePol PotEnglish
1978Interview to the Representatives of the Hong Kong's Newspapers Wen Wei Po and Ta Kun Pao, Phnom Penh, September 21, 1978FreePol PotEnglish
1978Speech Made by Comrade Pol Pot, Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kampuchea "at the Banquet Given in Honour of the Delegation of the Communist Party of China and the Government of the People's Republic of China. Phnom Penh, November 5, 1978."FreePol PotEnglish
1978Talks with the Delegation of the Association Belgium-Kampuchea, Phnom Penh, August 5, 1978FreePol PotEnglish
1978Talks with the Delegation of the Sweden-Kampuchea Friendship Association [August 1978]FreePol PotEnglish
1979Democratic Kampuchea: Waging People's WarFree—English
1983The Growing Success of the Struggle of the Kampuchean People Against the Vietnamese War of Genocide✓—English
1985Evidence of Atrocities Committed by the Occupation Forces of the Social Republic of Vietnam Against the Civilian Population of Dangrek in Western Kampuchea on 24 January 1985✓Cambodia. Office of the Prime MinisterEnglish
1986Kampuchea Under Foreign Occupation✓ — The Struggle Progresses—English
1986The Mastermind of the Indochina Federation Strategy of Vietnam✓Hồ Chí MinhEnglish
1987Official Visit of Friendship to the People's Republic of China by the Delegation of Democratic Kampuchea — With H.R.H. Samdech Norodom Sihanouk as Chairman and H.E. Prime Minister Son Sann and H.E. Vice-President Khieu Samphan as Vice-Chairmen—English
1987The Third International Conference on Kampuchea✓ — 25-26 July, 1987, Bangkok, ThailandInternational Conference on Kampuchea 1987 : Bangkok, Thailand)English
1987Who Are the Criminals? — The Vietnamese Aggressors or the Kampuchean People, the Victims of the Vietnamese Aggression?—English
1988The Key Issue of the Problem of Kampuchea — Excerpts from Some Documents, Speeches and Press Articles at and on the Jakarta Informal Meeting, Bogor, Indonesia, 25-28 July 1988—English
n.d.Black Paper: Facts and Evidences of the Acts of Aggression and Annexation of Vietnam Against KampucheaFree—English
n.d.News Bulletin—English
n.d.Press ReviewCambodgeFrench, English