Foreign Tour Begins
Leaves Cambodia for a foreign tour before the political crisis in Phnom Penh
Role range: 1960-1970
Follow Norodom Sihanouk through 55 dated historical records for Kampuchea.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Leaves Cambodia for a foreign tour before the political crisis in Phnom Penh
Role range: 1960-1970
Removed from power by the Cambodian National Assembly while abroad
Role range: 1955-1975 – 1960-1970
Announces a resistance front against the Lon Nol government
Role range: 1970-1975
Urges coordination among Indochinese movements against US-backed governments
Role range: 1967-1975 – 1970-1975
Forms the Royal Government of National Union of Kampuchea in exile
Role range: 1970-1975
Becomes head of state after Khmer Rouge victory and the end of the Khmer Republic
Role range: 1975-1976
Becomes nominal head of state after Khmer Rouge victory and the end of the Khmer Republic
Role range: 1975-1976
Allowed to visit Phnom Penh after five years in exile
Role range: 1975-1976
Returns to Phnom Penh with his wife under Khmer Rouge supervision
Role range: 1975-1976
Resigns as head of state and is placed under Khmer Rouge house arrest
Role range: 1975-1976
Placed under house arrest after resigning as head of state
Role range: 1976-1979
Resigns as head of state before Khieu Samphan assumes the State Presidium
Role range: 1975-1976
Leaves Khmer Rouge custody on the last Chinese aircraft from Phnom Penh
Role range: 1976-1979
Sihanouk is named President of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea
Role range: 1982-1987
CGDK is proclaimed with Sihanouk as President
Role range: 1982-1987
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.