This Week In Cambodian History: March 19-25
On 19 March 1956, a Immigration Act law was passed stipulating that ‘foreign nationals’ would be prohibited from entering 18
Read moreOn 19 March 1956, a Immigration Act law was passed stipulating that ‘foreign nationals’ would be prohibited from entering 18
Read moreOn March 12, 1945, King Norodom Sihanouk proclaimed an independent Kingdom of Kampuchea ( changing the official name of the
Read moreOn February 26, 1974, the Battle of Kampot began. Under the command of the infamous Ta Mok, the communists began
Read moreOn 19 February 1995, a Royal Decree on the creation of the APSARA National Authority (Authority for the protection of
Read moreOn February 12, 1949, Yem Sambaur formed a government as prime minister. On 13 February 1904, Melouprey and Tonle-Depo in the
Read moreOn February 5 1971, Lon Nol extended the State of Emergency across the country for an additional 6 weeks. On
Read moreOn January 29, 1916, the first in a series of peasant rebellions broke out in protest at French colonial tax
Read moreOn January 22, 1971, a Vietnamese commando unit withdrew after a night raid on Ponchentong virtually wiped out the Khmer
Read moreAt dawn on 16 January 1941, the French (at war with Thailand) launched a large counterattack on the Thai-held Cambodian
Read moreOn January 8, 1958, King Norodom Suramarit dissolved the National Assembly. On January 8, 1976, Zhou Enlai, died. The former
Read moreOn January 3, 1992, the U.S. embargo was lifted, normalizing economic relations with Cambodia. The U.S. also ended blanket opposition to
Read moreOn December 26 1973, Long Boreth formed a government as Prime Minister of the Khmer Republic. He would be the
Read moreOn 19 December 1954, US Ambassador McClintock stated that the Cambodians had negotiated a secret agreement with the French calling for 720
Read moreOn December 12, 1936, acting French Resident supérieurs Henri Louis Marie Richomme handed over the position to Léon Emmanuel Thibaudeau. On
Read moreIt seems, as far as research goes, that this was a quiet week in modern Cambodian history. So a few
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