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    Analysis of results IV.1. Leadership Practices IV.1.1. Communication The goal of Grand Phnom Penh is to maximize profit to the firm and this should be communicated to all staffs. However, senior executives and managers in Grand Phnom Penh are reluctant to share all strategies and goals of the company to all staffs. Only the senior executives and the managers know clearly about the goals and strategies. This is one of the weakness that should be attention. Company’s information is divided into two categories: general information about events, holidays, and company’s internal policies are displayed on the board in front of the entrances. Sensitive information such as competitors’ information, market’s information and strategic information are held in confidential meeting. IV.1.2. Inclusiveness Employees’ ideas are not used as input except the finance department and construction department. The staffs…

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    They Killed My Father

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    sister Keav. She remembers that in Phnom Penh Keav “was the most beautiful girl on our block, Ma said that she could have her pick of anyone to marry. Each month, Keav would travel with Ma to a beauty salon to have her nails painted. I used to watch Keav fuss over her school uniform, pressing and repressing her blue pleated skirt and white shirts so they looked as crisp and new as possible. She then compares this to how her sister’s physical appearance is now stating, “ with the red-and-white…

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    An emotional piece by Loung Ung, First They Killed My Father, recounts the brutality of the Khmer Rouge regime and how she and some members of her family survived the mass killings. The autobiography is told from Loung Ung’s point of view as an adult looking back at what happened from ages five to nine. The events of this tragedy happens in three parts: before the Khmer Rouge takeover, under the Khmer Rouge reign and life afterwards. While living under Khmer Rouge regime, Ung tells of life in…

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    then took advantage of the government not having the military support. On April 17, 1975, the Khmer Rouge marched its way into the capital city, Phnom Penh and took it over (Morris 2). The Khmer Rouge a majority of the big cities. The Khmer Rouge told the people evacuating not to take personal property because the United States was going to bomb the big cities (A Little 3). Phnom Penh had a population of 2,000,000 people that were all evacuated at gun point by Khmer Rouge troops. 20,000 of the…

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    Pol Pot Research Paper

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    going to school in France Pot got involved and joined communist circles. In 1953 he ended up losing his scholarship in Paris and decided to go back home to Cambodia intending on building and starting a revolution there. When he was being schooled in Paris he enjoyed the ways of the groups of communist parties that he was par taking in. When he went back to Cambodia to start a revolution he started out small. In 1962, he became his party’s secretary general. During being secretary general he…

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    Pol Pot: Khmer Rouge

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    Pol Pot Pol Pot was the leader of Khmer Rouge. His organization took control in Cambodia on April 17, 1975. Another name for his community was the Communist party of Kampuchea (CPK) the CPK created the democratic state of Kampuchea in 1976 and ruled it until January 1979. The group was kept a secret until 1977 and no one outside the CPK knew who its leaders were. While the Khmer Rouge were in power they set up policies disregarding human life and created repression and massacres on a mass…

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    Since Cambodia started to go corrupt, nosy United States got involved. Then from 1970 to 1973, The U.S periodically bombed and attacked the North Vietnamese sanctuaries in the eastern Cambodia to dispose them, but indeed the bombings and the attacks killed one hundred fifty thousand Cambodian farmers and peasants, this attack killed innocent people that were not involved this fight, As a result of this attack the poor homeless peasants fled to the countryside by the thousands and settled in the…

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    name. Pol pot was a terrible person; he struggled with a bad childhood, become power crazy, and started the Cambodian Genocide. The path that he took made him to become a bad leader. he had many many opportunities in life to be successful in life, but he always ruined the opportunity by doing the wrong things. Pol Pot was a terrible child which lead him to the wrong direction in life. Saloth Sar (Pol Pot) was born on “March of 1925, in a little fishing village of Prek Sbav, French Indochina.…

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    Angka Child Soldiers

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    I feel sorry for them knowing they are worse off than I am. And no matter how far we go, there are always more people along the way. When night falls, once again we make the road our home and sleep, along with the hundreds of thousands of other families fleeing Phnom Penh” (Ung 30). Following the Khmer invasion, thousands of families were displaced from their homes. They were forced to abandon their past lives, and set forth on a new journey where their main goal was survival. Everyday, these…

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    First They Killed My Father Essay The book First They Killed My Father by Loung Ung takes place in Cambodia during the Cambodian Genocide. The Cambodian Genocide is the action of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, who killed many people based on ethnicityt. The main character, Loung Ung, lives in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. On April 17, 1975, the Khmer Rouge takes over Phnom Penh forcing Loung and her family to flee the capital. Loung's three older siblings are forced to go work at different…

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