What about the Cambodian massacre?

The Cambodian Massacre, also known as the Khmer Rouge Massacre, took place in Cambodia 1975-1979, in which the Khmer Rouge participated.

The Khmer Rouge is a left-wing force in Cambodia. 1950 was founded in China, India, and 1966 was renamed the Cambodian Democratic Party. From 1975 to 1979, it became the ruling party in Cambodia and established a democratic Cambodian regime.

During its three years and eight months of rule, it is estimated that 400,000 to 3 million people in Cambodia died of abnormal causes such as famine, labor, disease or persecution, which is called one of the greatest man-made disasters in the 20th century.

The end of the Khmer Rouge:

1in April, 1998, after the death of pol pot, general secretary of Cambodian communist party, the remaining Khmer Rouge came out of the jungle one after another, forming another wave of defection. Finally, on February 5, 65438, eight generals, including Kennon, led thousands of troops to surrender, and the former President of the People's Republic of China and the former President of the National People's Congress returned to China. 1998 became the year when the Khmer Rouge surrendered and ended.

Some western countries believe that pol pot's rule caused millions of deaths, and asked the international court to try him for genocide. In Phnom Penh, Hun Sen's government has tried him in absentia and announced his death sentence. ?