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  9. ↑ These reforms were an initial success, until massively increased cross-border smuggling of rice during the Second Indochina War severely damaged the Cambodian government's revenues. See Kiernan, How Pol Pot came to power
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  11. ↑ Library of Congress Country Studies: Cambodia - Major Political and Military Organizations
  12. ↑ Kiernan, pp. 175-176. The official historiography of the Khmer Rouge, by contrast, depicts even this period as characterised by violent struggle against a repressive regime.
  13. ↑ Kiernan, p.227
  14. ↑ Kiernan, p.275
  15. ↑ Kiernan, pp.250-253
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