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Brothers in Arms
Book • 2014
Andrew Mertha's "Brothers in Arms" provides a detailed account of Chinese aid to the Khmer Rouge during their rise to power and their subsequent rule in Cambodia.
The book examines the nature and extent of Chinese support, the motivations behind it, and its impact on the Khmer Rouge's actions.
Mertha analyzes the complex relationship between China and the Khmer Rouge, highlighting the strategic considerations and ideological factors involved.
He explores the consequences of Chinese aid for Cambodia and the region.
The book offers a crucial perspective on the international context of the Cambodian genocide.
The book examines the nature and extent of Chinese support, the motivations behind it, and its impact on the Khmer Rouge's actions.
Mertha analyzes the complex relationship between China and the Khmer Rouge, highlighting the strategic considerations and ideological factors involved.
He explores the consequences of Chinese aid for Cambodia and the region.
The book offers a crucial perspective on the international context of the Cambodian genocide.
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