Cambodia Under the Khmer Rouge: Power, Survival, and the Lives Behind the History | Illustrated History Mini Book

Explore one of the most devastating periods in Cambodia’s history through an illustrated account of power, everyday life, survival, and remembrance.

This 32-page mini book follows the rise of the Khmer Rouge, the forced evacuation of cities, and the policies that reshaped work, food, family life, and religious practice. It also examines survivor experiences, the regime’s fall, and Cambodia’s long efforts to rebuild communities and seek justice.

Created for adult history readers, this Atlas Adventures TX mini book combines accessible explanations, watercolor-style illustrations, timelines, and reference boxes.

Inside, discover:

• Cambodia before the Khmer Rouge and the movement’s rise to power
• Forced labor, hunger, persecution, and family separation
• S-21, the killing fields, and survivor accounts
• Displacement, rebuilding, cultural renewal, and remembrance
• A timeline, glossary, sources, and further reading

Digital download: One 32-page PDF, including both covers. Formatted at 8 × 10 inches for reading on screen or printing.

Includes discussion of genocide and mass violence. Illustrations are interpretive artwork, not archival photographs. No physical product will be shipped.