-
sponsored Issaraks dissolved or
cooperated with the
Phnom Penh government, led by
Prince Sihanouk. Soon afterwards, the
Vietnamese guided-
Issaraks formed...
- however,
varies from the French, King Sihanouk, Yem Sambaur, and
rebel Issaraks with
little evidence available. Koeus' son Ieu
Pannakar was a Cambodian...
-
Korean Liberation Army, the Free Thai Movement, the Việt Minh, the
Khmer Issarak, and the Hukbalahap. The
Soviet Union fought two short,
undeclared border...
-
Front for
National Salvation (FUNSK)
revived the flag
adopted by the
Khmer Issarak in the days of anti-French
resistance for the new state. This flag had...
- anti-Vietnamese newspaper.
Minor independence movements,
especially the
Khmer Issarak,
began to
develop in 1940
among Cambodians in Thailand, who
feared that...
-
Thanh were
known as the
Khmer Issarak ("independent" Khmer), who
shared Thanh's pro-independence goals. The
Khmer Issarak were
armed bands active within...
-
Cambodian communist cadres, left-wing
members of the
Khmer Issarak movement regrouped in the
United Issarak Front after 1950, most of whom
lived in
exile in North...
- and
became one of the most
prominent non-communist
leaders of the
Khmer Issarak,
leading armed resistance in the
provinces of
Kompong Speu and Kompong...
-
Sihanouk but
still faced resistance from
Communist groups such as
United Issarak Front. As the
Vietnam War escalated,
Cambodia sought to
retain its neutrality...
- resistance. The
Issarak movement was
split between the
Khmer National Liberation Committee, the more
overtly leftist United Issarak Front, and a variety...
