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Slik jhoe cak maek

novel by Kong Boun Chhouen
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  • Khmer literature
    / French influence

    Slik jhoe cak maek (1987; ā€œThe Leaves That Fall from the Treesā€) by Kong Boun Chhouen, for example, depicts the cruelty of the Khmer Rouge through the experiences of Vanny, the seven-year-old heroine, who is saved from execution by liberating Vietnamese troops. Such overtly political…

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    Slik jhoe cak maek (1987; ā€œThe Leaves That Fall from the Treesā€) by Kong Boun Chhouen, for example, depicts the cruelty of the Khmer Rouge through the experiences of Vanny, the seven-year-old heroine, who is saved from execution by liberating Vietnamese troops. Such overtly political…

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