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Kampuchea in 1964

Historical records for Kampuchea in 1964, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

6Records
4Events
3Named people
1Places
3Categories

Historical records

January

January 1964Economic NationalizationNorodom Sihanouk

Phnom Penh · Government / Neutral Cambodia

Nationalizes banks and private business under Sangkum economic policy

Other Events

1964Border Security PolicyLon Nol

Phnom Penh · Warfare / Military

Oversees military security while Cambodia tries to maintain neutrality

1964KCPPol Pot

Politics / Communist Party

Convinces the Vietnamese to help the Kampuchean Communists set up their own base camp, the central committee of the party met later that year and issued a declaration calling for armed struggle.

1964KCPPol Pot

Politics / Communist Party

The Party declaration also emphasized the idea of "self-reliance" in the sense of extreme Kampuchean nationalism, in the border camps, the ideology of the Khmer Rouge was gradually developed.

1964KCPPol Pot

Politics / Communist Party

The party, breaking with Marxism, declared rural peasant farmers to be the true working class proletarian and the lifeblood of the revolution.

1964Khmer RougePol Pot

Politics / Communist Party

The Party declaration also emphasized the idea of "self-reliance" in the sense of extreme Kampuchean nationalism, in the border camps, the ideology of the Khmer Rouge was gradually developed. The party, breaking with Marxism, declared rural peasant farmers to be the true working class proletarian and the lifeblood of the revolution

Names involved

Lon NolNorodom SihanoukPol Pot

Places involved

Phnom Penh

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.