The First Witness, known as THE FIRST, is a short documentary film narrated by Ho Van Tay, a member of the Vietnamese Journalists League, who was invited by Pol Pot and leng Sary to tour and record by photographs and video select Cambodian sites during the reign of the Khmer Rouge (1975-1979). After the Khmer Rouge collapsed in January 1979, Ho Van Tay had the opportunity to discover the infamous Phnom Penh prison S-21, where he and his comrade, Dinh Phong witnessed the aftermath of the horrors that were perpetrated there. The film also references Cambodia’s first archivist, Yin Nean, who at some personal risk embarked on an effort to locate and preserve the official archives of the Khmer Rouge regime for the benefit future generations of Cambodians and as a testimony for the world of the mass atrocities committed by the regime.
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: DC-Cam: Lbak Khaon (Water Falls)
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The Physical Legacy of Sangkum Reastr Niyum, King Father–Queen Mother (Borei O’Svay–Sen Chey)
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: MUSIC BY MONY AND SAMBO
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DOCUMENTATION CENTER OF CAMBODIA (DC-Cam) -- Floating History & Health Education
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The Physical Legacy of Sangkum Reastr Niyum, King Father–Queen Mother (Borei O’Svay–Sen Chey)
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: CAMBODIAN RED CROSS STUDY TOUR, ANLONG VENG DISTRICT
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: Bak Nim Community Healing Center (Public History & Public Health)
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: Les Guerilleros
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: Workshop on the Implementation of the Napoli Plan
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: Les Heroiques Forces Armees Populaires de Liberation National du
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: L'Union Author du FUNK
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GENOCIDE EDUCATION IN CAMBODIA: Brothers-Sisters Fight Courageously, Defying Obstacles