The National Symbols and Emblems of Democratic Kampuchea served as powerful representations of the Khmer Rouge regime’s ideology and aspirations during its rule from 1975 to 1979. These symbols were carefully crafted to reflect the regime’s revolutionary goals, agrarian focus,…
The National Flag of Democratic Kampuchea, adopted in 1975 and used until the regime’s fall in 1979, symbolizes the Khmer Rouge’s radical vision for Cambodia. The flag’s design and colors reflect the party’s ideological beliefs and aspirations for a new…
The National Anthem of Democratic Kampuchea, known as “Nokor Thum” (translated as “Great Nation”), served as a vital symbol of the Khmer Rouge regime from 1975 to 1979. This anthem embodied the ideological aspirations of the Communist Party of Kampuchea…
