Prime Minister Appointed
Begins another short term as Prime Minister after Chan Nak
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1954 in Kampuchea
Explore 9 historical events and records for Kampuchea in 1954.
Historical records for Kampuchea in 1954
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April
Prime Minister Term Ends
Ends his brief 1954 premiership before Penn Nouth returns
July
Geneva Accords
Geneva settlement recognizes Cambodia's sovereignty and territorial integrity
Conference of Geneva
Sihanouks Royal Government is granted international recognition
Independence of Kampuchea
The Conference of Geneva recognizes the independence of Kampuchea, Kampuchea
Other events (month unknown)
Independence of Kampuchea
After Kampuchean independence following the 1954 Geneva Conference, right and left wing parties struggled against each other for power in the new Government
KCP
After Kampuchean independence following the 1954 Geneva Conference, right and left wing parties struggled against each other for power in the new Government
Post-Independence Army Role
Continues building influence inside the Cambodian armed forces after independence
Prime Minister of Kampuchea
Appointed Prime Minister of Kampuchea, 3rd term
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