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Vietnam vs. Khmer Rouge: The Invasion That Ended a Genocide

Vietnam vs. Khmer Rouge: The Invasion That Ended a Genocide In this episode of History Untouched, we explore one of Southeast Asia’s most dramatic and morally complex military campaigns—the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia in 1978. After years of brutal rule by the Khmer Rouge, which led to the deaths of nearly 2 million Cambodians, Vietnam launched a full-scale invasion that toppled Pol Pot’s regime and ended the genocide. But the story doesn’t end there. This video dives into the political tensions, border conflicts, and international backlash that followed. 🔍 What you'll learn: The rise and brutality of the Khmer Rouge Vietnam’s motivations and border clashes The 1978 invasion and fall of Phnom Penh The aftermath and global reaction The legacy of the intervention in modern Cambodia 📌 Subscribe to History Untouched for more deep dives into Asia’s hidden past. 💬 Comment below: Was Vietnam’s intervention justified? What lessons can we learn from this chapter of history? #VietnamHistory #KhmerRouge #CambodiaGenocide #HistoryUntouched #AsianHistory #PolPot #ColdWarAsia