An Illustrated History of Cambodia- Interview With Philip Coggan
Australian author and historian Philip Coggan has a new book out. “An Illustrated Cambodian History” covers the story of Cambodia
Read moreAustralian author and historian Philip Coggan has a new book out. “An Illustrated Cambodian History” covers the story of Cambodia
Read moreH.G. Kennedy and John Thomson, 1866 In January 1866 Henry George Kennedy of the British embassy in Bangkok and pioneering
Read moreNapoleon Pavilion -I think this was part of LIFE magazine’s coverage of Cambodian independence, 1953. Very, very little is known
Read moreMalcolm Caldwell, left-wing activist and supporter of revolutionary movements everywhere, was murdered in Phnom Penh on 28 December, 1978. To this
Read moreMarie François Xavier Joseph Jean Honoré Brau de Saint-Pol Lias arrived in Phnom Penh from Saigon onboard the steamer Mouhot
Read moreAs great powers fall, others shall rise in their place. The Khmer empire, at its peak controlled or had under
Read moreThe United States of America and Cambodia have had a complicated history during the years before and after independence. From
Read moreThis photo by Emile Gsell is of Prince Sisowath and his retinue , date uncertain but possibly January 1868, for
Read moreTaken from a Facebook post. These photos are of Phnom Penh from either 1866 or 1886. *According to history buff
Read moreFebruary, the shortest month didn’t disappoint news fans. There were bombs on the border, white men loosing their shizzle and
Read moreNorodom Chantarangsey was an uncle of Norodom Sihanouk. By 1973 Chantarangsey had denounced his nephew Sihanouk, renounced his Norodom name,
Read morePhnom Penh: Every academic article, let alone ever tourist brochure, says that the palace in Phnom Penh faces East: but
Read moreThe Last Royal Sacrifice The year is 1877, and for some reason you decided to join a rebel army put
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