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S3: Interview: Maoism, the Three Ghosts, and the Khmer Rouge with Matt Galway
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In this extended interview, I’m joined by historian Matt Galway, author of Global Maoism, to unpack the intellectual, ideological, and historical foundations of Maoism and Cambodian communism.

We begin with Galway’s academic background and how the Khmer Rouge became a central focus of his research, before moving into core Marxist concepts such as dialectics, contradiction, and why communists h...
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S3 Ep7: How to Get Out of a War in Indochina: Nixon, Mao and the Paris Peace Accords
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In February 1972 Richard Nixon flew to Beijing to shake Mao&#39;s hand. In May he went to Moscow. In between, North Vietnam launched the largest conventional offensive of the war and American bombers returned in force. All of it, in one way or another, was about how to leave Vietnam without appearing to lose it.

Time Period Covered: 1971 to 1973

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S3 Ep8: Terrorism, Rock and Roll and the Battle of Angkor Wat
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At the beginning of 1972, Khmer Rouge and Vietnamese forces fought each other in the temple complex at Angkor. In Phnom Penh, a city swollen with refugees and rocked by bombings, the radios played Sinn Sisamouth and Ros Serey Sothea. It was the peak of Cambodia&#39;s golden age of music, and it had three years left.

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S3 Ep9: 1973 Part One: The Return of the King
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In early 1973, Norodom Sihanouk travelled down the Ho Chi Minh trail and back onto Cambodian soil for the first time since the coup. China Pictorial published a special issue of photographs to prove it. In the background of several of them stand men the prince had been told not to name.

Time Period Covered: January to August 1973

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S3 Ep10: Interview: The Man Who Stole the Gods | Douglas Latchford &amp; Cambodia’s Looted Khmer Art with Matthew Campbell
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Matthew Campbell, award-winning journalist for Bloomberg Businessweek and author of The Man Who Stole the Gods, joins Lachlan Peters to discuss Douglas Latchford, the extraordinary plunder of Cambodia’s ancient Khmer antiquities, and the international art market that helped move stolen treasures from Cambodian temples into private collections and some of the world’s leading museums.

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