- Tou
Samouth (Khmer: ទូ សាមុត; c. 1915 – 20 July 1962), also
known as
Achar Sok (អាចារ្យសុក), was a
Cambodian politician. One of the two
founding members...
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- right-wing and left-wing bands,
including Son Ngoc Minh, Sieu Heng and Tou
Samouth.
These guerrillas formed a
government in
exile in
Bangkok in 1945. After...
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rudimentary grasp of Vietnamese, and rose to
become secretary and aide to Tou
Samouth, the
Secretary of the
Khmer Việt Minh's
Eastern Zone.
Sihanouk desired...
- Tou
Samouth was
murdered by the
Cambodian government. At the WPK's
second congress in
February 1963, Pol Pot was
chosen to
succeed Tou
Samouth as the...
- Tou
Samouth was
murdered by the
Cambodian government. In
February 1963, at the WPK's
second congress, Pol Pot was
chosen to
succeed Tou
Samouth as the...
- Tou
Samouth was
murdered by the
Cambodian government. At the WPK's
second congress in
February 1963, Pol Pot was
chosen to
succeed Tou
Samouth as the...
- 1962 Tou
Samouth, Pracheachon's secretary-general, disappeared, and its
ideological ally, the
Communist Party of Kampuchea,
suspected that
Samouth had been...
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Formation 30 September 1960; 64
years ago (1960-09-30)
First holder Tou
Samouth Final holder Pol Pot
Abolished 6 December 1981; 43
years ago (1981-12-06)...
- vice-presidents; Chan Samay, Sieu Heng (the PLCC
defence minister) and Tou
Samouth (all
three ICP cadres). Son
Phouc Rattana,
became the
administrative secretary...
