More than 20 years ago, after the American election, an American colleague 
asked me which candidate did I vote for? I said I didn't vote. And he did not
stop at that point and keep asking me why? I did not have a citizenship yet, 
but I can not tell him that. So, I tell him "I casted one vote in Cambodia and
destroy the whole country. Do you still want me to vote". He started 
laughing and double over and said "Please, don't you ever vote".





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 From: Perom Uch <[email protected]>
To: camdisc <[email protected]> 
Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2013 11:37 AM
Subject: Remembering Khmer Republic Election: May 5, 1972...
 


Results for Election:


***Lon Nol=578.203

***In Tam=257.320

***Keo An=217.347


*Total Registered Voters=1.059.448

*Total voted=1.052.860


Remembering shooting @ Fac. Droit. 
We called that incident:Koy Pech/Sorn Thath 
Students/Youths Movement.

Dr 
Chhay Hok Pheng; Magistrar, France;wrote the book.

"Mirage...Une Revolution Nulle ! (I have the book)
The author was former Student Fac Droit and Sciences Ecoomique, 4eme Annee 
(1972-1973)
+++++++++++++++++++++++++

Grenades attacked @ Fac. Peda: March 17,1973.

+++++++++++++++++++
==>Shooting @ 18 Mars High School(June 4, 1974)<==
++++++++++++++++++++
Dear All,

Inside the turmoil I was one of the spectators there. My former student Ung Ty 
(Classe de Iere C) was the High School president at that time. He 
gathered other students from northern High school like "Sroch Srang 
Cheat" and Rusey Keo High School to La Providence High School. These 
three High School student groups came to see Dr. Keo Sang Kim at his 
office at Norodom Boulevard. The student parade from Dr. Keo Sang Kim 
office to Vimean Ekareach is not really crowded yet. At Vimean Ekareach 
more and more people came to join including the Cyclo- pousse drivers 
and others students from Sisowath, Toul svay Prey, and especially 18th 
March High School (Pet Chen). Because Vimean Ekareach was not a really a good 
place to safe-guard these two hostages, the students decided to 
move to 18th March High School . 

My brother in-law was one of the student CHAYAM group of 18th March high 
School. He saw Dr. Keo Sang Kim and Thach Chea at a safe place in one of the 
west school building. They treated them with respect waiting for 
the government's answer for the deal. At 3:00 PM , the Police Military 
(PM) and the Fire fighter truck came. Instead of doing a deal they 
forced to go inside the school by starting to shoot to the students and 
spraying water to the mass at Eastside. I was hiding myself behind the 
bricks mount at the Southside of the school with my wife. We were 
witnessing all the atrocities of the police officers towards the 
students. there were shooting, beating and spraying water to everyone. 
We were escaping from that ordeal, and two hours later, I came back 
there. I heard the rumors that both hostages were wounded. And the rest 
of the story our camdiscers knew better than I did. 

Our lesson: - Talking in that situation is not a best way for SOME Khmers ... 
- Agression from the government will be a sad ending to both sides.
- We nerver learned what we were mistaking. 
- What's wrong with us ?

By Sok San


===============
Very glad to see a couple page of your induction and some miracle events 
that non-sense revolution. I am one of the then members from Lycee 18 
Mars as a sous=secretaire that the said association of 18 Mars. The 
deads were kept in Math A class, the class of Ea Por Ly. I was joined 
all that dead ceremony of Dr SangKIm and Thach Chea. I cannot forget 
that souvenir. Thanks for your good memory and book you realize. 
Sincerely and au revoir.

Mr Bunthoeun UNG
Master of Political Science(Present)
Former Lycee 18 Mars 1970, Class Math D(School year 73-74)
Former Under Secretary of Lycee !8 Mars 1970
 
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