Choeung Ek Genocidal Center w Phnom Penh

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  Charlottenburgerin

  :: 15 July 2018 23:33:13

  Erschütternd, insbesondere wenn man bedenkt, dass das alles noch nicht so lange her ist. Nur wer sich noch an den kalten Krieg erinnern kann, kann ansatzweise nachvollziehen, warum diese Massenmörder auch später noch vom "Westen" gestützt wurden. Das Genozidmuseum muss man auch dazu gesehen haben. Gruselig! Die Ausstellung macht allerdings den Eindruck als sei sie noch nie überarbeitet worden, was dringend nötig ist.

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  Emma McEvatt

  :: 15 July 2018 14:45:07

  A must see!! I think it was $8 per person and $5 for the audio guide (definitely get this as there isn't much reading material).

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  Christina Tagaloa

  :: 08 July 2018 13:26:57

  Very confronting but extremely eye opening! Gives you a better understanding of the Khmer people and their history.

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  Martin R

  :: 28 June 2018 13:06:02

  It's worth paying for the audio commentary to get an understanding of what happened. It is a worthwhile and disturbing experience to visit this killing field and genocide museum. The exhibits in the museum, especially the photos, are getting a bit tatty and tired and could do with an upgrade to the exhibition. There are two different films showing at different times in the viewing room,, in English. Idon't like dual pricing where foreigners pay vastly more than natives to get entry, but that's how it is!

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  Luis Vinas

  :: 17 September 2016 20:01:28

  Lugar de visita obligada en Phnom Penh y para conocer la historia del genocidio poco conocido del Khmer Rouge.