Y00239

headline: Y00239: Phouk Chhay; Nang; Phouk Chay; Touc

Phouk Chhay (source: BKI 152, p. 512)

Nang (source: BKI 138 B (ii), p. 1533)

Phouk Chay (source: BK, HPP, p.176)

Touc (source: BK)

attended and opened first Cambodian People's Representative Assembly meeting, 19760411 (source: PPR, p. 326)

led movement to form a national students union in 1964 (source: BK, HPP, p. 207)

did not have problems with the Vietnamese (source: BKI 152, p. 513)

conducted political training of Khmer Rouge cadres at Kantuot, Thpong District, Kampong Speu Province, 1973???? (source: BKI 152, p. 503)

jailed during the Sihanouk period (source: BKI 152, p. 505)

"Phouk Chhay was in touch with Vietnamese" (source: BKI 138 B (ii), p. 1533)

taught the Party line, "Talked of struggle to liberate the nation and territory, drive U.S. out of country, the country-selling Lon Nol clique. No conflict with the Vietnamese then; Phouk Chhay was in touch with the Vietnamese. It was mid-'72" (source: BKI 138 B (ii), p. 1533)

released by Lon Nol in early April, 1970 (source: PPP, p. 337)

published article in the semi-official government newspaper Pa Depeche claiming that peasants were abandoning land in increasing numbers, due to diminishing size of parcels, landlord exploitation, and soil exhaustion (source: BK, HPP, p. 216)

on July 17th, 1965, led a delegation of ten members of Royal Khmer Socialist Youth on a visit to China (source: BK, HPP, p. 219)

"On May Day, 1967, student demonstrations organized by Phouk Chhay to protest against the presumed execution of Yuon and Samphan involved fifteen thousand people from Phnom Penh, Kandal, and Kompong Cham" (source: BK, HPP, p. 255)

led the Khmer-Chinese Friendship Association during late 1960s with Hu Nim and So Nem (source: BK, HPP, p. 261)

in his 1973 report, Ith Sarin named the Southwest Zone's "most important personalities as Chou Chet, Phouk Chhay, Sieng Po Se, Thuch Rin and Mok" (source: BK, HPP, p. 340)

4.0, arrested and sent to Tuol Sleng, 197703?? (source: PPP, p. 335)

the center, 4.0, arrested and sent to Tuol Sleng, 19770314 (source: BK, PPR, p.350)

1.56, killed, Tuol Sleng, 19770706 (source: PPR, p. 352.)

Hu Nim (source: PPP, pp. 245-246)

Van Tip Sovan (source: PPP, p. 245-246)

Mey Sakhan (source: PPP, p. 245-246)

Toun Sok Phalla (source: PPP, pp. 245-246)

Pok Doeuskomar (source: PPP, p. 245-246)

Koy Thuon (source: PPR, p. 320)

19770706 (source: BK, PPR, p. 352)

Location from smallest to larger: Tuol Sleng (source: PPP, p. 335; BK, PPR, p. 352)

Zone Name or Compass Point: SW, Date: 1977???? (source: BKI 152, p. 1031)

Zone Name or Compass Point: SW (source: BKI 138 B (ii), p. 1535)

Phnom Penh University, wrote thesis: 'Le Pouvoir Politique au Cambodge, 1945-1965' (source: PPP, p. 335)

Law School (source: PPP, p. 246; BK, HPP, p. 199)

a student at the Teachers' Training College (Sala Keruvichea) (source: BK, HPP, p. 199)

small, short (source: BKI 138 B (ii), p. 1533)

Leader/President, General Association of Khmer Students (source: PPP, pp. 268, 335)

Khmer-Chinese Friendship Association member, 1967 (source: PPP, pp. 245-246)

Tuol Sleng, 19770314 (source: PPP, p. 335 ; PPR, p. 320)

197704?? (source: PPR, p. 320)

"in the kana kamaphibal (cadre committee) of Mok" (source: BKI 152, p. 512)

protean damban (region/province chief), Kampong Speu Province, 1977????, "Phouk Chhay was protean damban Kompong Speu" (source: BKI 152, p. 1031)

in charge of troops' political education (source: BKI 138 B (ii), p. 1533)

foreign contact at Pochentong, "After liberation Phouk Chhay went to work at Pochentong, where he took charge of foreign contact." (source: BKI 138 B (ii), p. 1536)

in the Organization's Office, PPP, p. 281, while Khuon (Koy Thuon) was DK Minister of Trade

member, Purchasing Committee (source: BK, PPR, p. 319)

Ben Kiernan Interviews (no. + transcript translation page no.) (BKI) 152, pp. 512-513

Ben Kiernan Interviews (no. + transcript translation page no.) (BKI), pp. 503, 505

Ben Kiernan Interviews (no. + transcript translation page no.) (BKI) 57 B, p. 1031

Ben Kiernan Interviews (no. + transcript translation page no.) (BKI) 138 B (ii), pp. 1533, 1535

Pol Pot plans the future : confidential leadership documents from Democratic Kampuchea, 1976-1977 / translated and edited by David P. Chandler, Ben Kiernan and Chanthou Boua. New Haven : Yale Council on Southeast Asia Studies, 1988. (PPP), pp. 245-247, 268, 281, 335, 337, 343

The Pol Pot Regime : race, power, and genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge, 1975-79 / Ben Kiernan. New Haven : Yale University Press, 1996. (BK, PPR), pp. 319, n33, 320, 326, 350, 352

How Pol Pot Came to power: a history of Communism in Kampuchea, 1930-1975 / Ben Kiernan. London, Verso, 1985. (BK, HPP), pp. 176, 199, 207, 216, 219, 255, 261, 313, 340