Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum - Phnom Penh PART 1 (HD)
Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum - Phnom Penh PART 1 (HD)
Educational tour of Tuol Sleng. Student tour of Tuol Sleng. Khmer Rouge prison. Tuol Sleng survivors Bou Meng & Chum Mey
Visiting The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Cambodia
Cambodia has a violent civil war history. A once highschool turned prison turned museum helps to tell the tale. The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
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Behind the walls of S-21
After five years of waging civil war, Cambodian communist forces known as the Khmer Rouge marched into Phnom Penh on April 17, 1975. They immediately began forcibly evacuating the residents of the capital and other cities, displacing more than two million people to the countryside.
The city dwellers joined rural Cambodians in an ill-fated attempt to turn the country back to year zero and establish a peasant-led agrarian society. Most of the population was forced to work 14 or more hours a day, building dikes and canals, and growing rice and other crops.
The Khmer Rouge also abolished schools, money, private property, courts of law, markets, businesses, the practice of religion, and nearly all personal freedoms.
Over the next nearly four years, as many as one of every four Cambodians died from
malnutrition, hard labor, or disease. At least another 200,000 were executed without trial.
Vietnamese troops and the forces of the United Front for the National Salvation of
Kampuchea invaded Cambodia on Christmas Day 1978. Encountering only a fleeing Khmer Rouge military and a weakened population, they moved quickly through the country and reached Phnom Penh on January 7, 1979. By late afternoon they occupied the city, which was empty save for a few hundred prisoners of war and people in hiding waiting to escape.
The next day, two Vietnamese officials who accompanied the invasion were drawn to the stench from a compound in the southern part of the city. There, they discovered the most important of the Khmer Rouge prisons, the former Tuol Sleng High School, which was known to the Khmer Rouge by the code name S-21.
Tuol Sleng was used to detain people the Khmer Rouge considered to be enemies of the state, including members of their own ranks. Of the estimated 14,000 men, women, and children held there, only about a dozen are known to have survived.
Two men who were imprisoned at Tuol Sleng, Bou Meng and Chum Mei, and a former guard, Him Huy, were interviewed for this film in 2006, more than 25 years after the tragedy of Democratic Kampuchea.
Funding for this project was generously provided by the Soros Foundations Open Society Institute under its Documents and Confronting the Past Affinity Group Project Support for DC-Cam's operations is provided by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) and Swedish International Development Agency (Sida).
S-21 Survivors today are: 1) Vann Nath aka Heng Nath, 2) Chum Mei, 3) Bou Meng, 4) Nhem Sal, 5) Touch Tem.
Visiting the S21 Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh Cambodia
While this NOT a pleasant experience, it is a necessary one. A reminder that pain and corruption are universal and we need to stand together as a species against these atrocities. Dark tourism is a controversial subject that I hope to discuss in the future. But for now, I invite you to research what happened in Cambodia after the Vietnam war.
Tuol Sleng (S21) Genocide Museum, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Tuol Sleng (S21) Genocide Museum was a prison under the Pol Pot regime. The prison was used to torture and murder Cambodian people during the Cambodian Civil War. *** Please be aware that there is distressing content.***
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Tuol Sleng, S-21 Prison, Cambodia Genocide, Phnom Penh
Walking tour of S-21, set 1 of 4
Tuol Sleng Genocide
Tuol Sleng (S-21)
1975 - 1979
Between 1-2 million Cambodians--and many thousands of foreigners--were starved to death, tortured, or killed, during this reign of terror. When the Vietnamese Army invaded in 1979 the S-21 prison staff fled, leaving thousands of written and photographic records... Former prison staff say as many as 30,000 prisoners were held at S-21 before the Khmer Rouge leadership was forced to flee, in the first days of 1979.
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Mix of two Urdu rubaiyat (rubai is a Persian quatrain; plural rubaiyat).
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Atheists too Thy name recall;
Children might forget their mother in prosperous days;
They cannot but think of her when hard times appal.
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Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, also known as S21 is one of the main historical sites that remind us of the atrocities that occurred in Cambodia during the regime of Pol Pot. I also recommend visiting the killing fields, but maybe not on the same day. It's a lot to digest.
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This was one of the checklist tour for us. We visited the infamous S21 Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh. This is also called the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. This was a school before it was converted to a detention and torture centre by the army of Pol Pot during the Khmer Rouge period. During Khmer Rouge (1975 - 1979) Pol Pot’s army killed 4 million people. The population of Cambodia at that time was 12 million. Which means one in every 3 people were killed. The torture methods were horrible and so inhumane.
After S21 we proceeded to the Killing Field. This was the place where all the prisoners were brought for killing after they have confessed to the crime (associated with western culture). There were people who did nothing but they used to confess only to escape for the torture. People were brought in trucks and were killed. There are mass graves and some graves were hosting as high as 450 dead bodies. There were graves where people the bodies were found without head which means they were decapitated. Even babies were also killed by smashing their head into a tree trunk. That tree is called killing tree. Pol Pot’s philosophy was “One innocent can die but not a single person who is associated with western culture should live”. He used to kill the babies so that no one grow up tomorrow and take revenge of their parents’ killing.
This was a very intimidating and disturbing tour. This was the darkest phase of Cambodian history.
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Evil lurks in the most unlikely places. Looking at the Tuol Sleng School in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, it is hard to imagine these buildings as anything but a run- down, abandoned high school. The concertina razor wire-topped chain-link fences foreshadow the sinister history of what is known today as the Tuol Sleng prison Genocide museum.
The murderous Khmer Rouge insurgents cleared the school of teachers, students, desks and blackboards in 1975 when they captured the capital in April 1975. Ordinary classrooms became interrogation centers and torture chambers.
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Despite conflicting reports surrounding the fate of Khmer Rough leader Pol Pot, there's a stark reminder in the Cambodian Capital Phnom Penh of the brutality of his regime.
Photos of terrified prisoners line the walls of the Tuol Sleng Museum.
The museum is Cambodia's most prominent symbol of the savage nature of the Khmer Rouge government.
Thousands of snapshots of prisoners condemned to death hang in the torture cell of the former interrogation camp S21.
Nhem Ein knows these photos well- he took most of them.
A Khmer Rouge veteran at just 16 years old- he documented the slaughter of around 20,000 Khmers at this camp.
On only his second trip back since the Vietnamese ended the Khmer Rouge reign of terror, NI reacted to seeing his work again.
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When I see these pictures, I get angry, but I could not do anything. I had to take photos like these, because the leaders they are very fascist.
SUPER CAPTION: Nhem Ein- Khmer Rouge official photographer.
Recently abandoning his jungle existence with the struggling Khmer Rouge , he is a grim witness to their demise.
He joined the group at age 10.
His father was a poor bean farmer, and his simple roots helped him gain favour with the Khmer Rouge
He was even sent to Shanghai to learn photography.
But he says his early idealism has long since faded.
He welcomes the fall of the leader of his youth.
He even suggests that he would be a witness against Pol Pot.
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I am very happy because the people can condemn him, and the people can convict him
SUPER CAPTION: Nhem Ein- Khmer Rouge official photographer.
Other Cambodian visitors trickled through.
Guides filling them in on the gruesome details of the camp.
There is something particularly relevant to seeing the photos now.
Of the torture and despair displayed cannot help but intensify feeling that Pol Pot should be dealt with harshly.
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If they have capture Pol Pot I am very happy because I suffered under his regime.
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People have very strong feelings about what the leader's fate should be.
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They should bring Pol Pot to an international trial. I don't want the Pol Pot regime in power a second time
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Prisoners in the camp were often chained up in agonising positions during the short wait for execution.
The eerie reality of the camp attracted the Bill Pierson film Company.
They are shooting a motion picture entitled The Ground.
While it is not directly related to events which took place on the camp, the actors and crew cannot help but feel the legacy of the facility.
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Well it made me feel strange about being here the first time in fact, we had a couple of actors who weren't even able to walk into the place, because they felt so shocked, so filled with horror over what had gone on here in the past. But it is very unusual that we were working here in the day Pol Pot was captured.
SUPER CAPTION: Bill Pierson, Bill Pierson film company.
Visitors to Phnom Penh are often struck by the mysterious and sometime macabre circumstances that surround them here.
And the nation waits, holding its breath, to find out the fate of its notorious leader.
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Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21) Phnom Penh, Cambodia
We head to two site in Phnom Penh that reveal the dark side of Cambodia's recent history: the Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum.
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In 1975, the Khmer Rouge took control of Cambodia and changed the fate of the country forever. Nearly 20,000 prisoners were interrogated at the prison, S-21, and many ultimately met their end at the killings fields.
In this video, I show you a glimpse of what it's like to visit these sites of genocide. The experience was difficult for me to process. If I display nervous smiling or laughter, it's simply because I was uncomfortable with the things I was seeing. No disrespect or disregard to the severity of the event recounted was intended. Thank you for your understanding.
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