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Record No. BMI0001
Source of Interview: BMI0001 20060819, Thmenh Trei village, Samraong sub-district, O Chreou district, Banteay Meanchey province. Interviewed by Long Dany. Notes: Interviewed with his mother named Yin Le, 75. Le said that after Lai got married, he escaped to Thailand. Then Thai, uncle, told her that he met Lai in Thailand when Lai helped build his house. Later Lai was sent to return Cambodia. Since then Lai disappeared.
Promoting Accountability
Record No. BMI0002
Source of Interview: BMI0005 20060819, Batt trang village, Samraong sub-district, O Chroeu district, Banteay Meachey province. Interviewed by Chhay Naroeun. Notes: Interviewed with his wife named Nhip Chhoeun, 63. Chhoeun said that after Be disrobed for 2 years, he got married to her and had 3 children. Then she divorced his husband. Be got married to new wife named Ry. Finally she heard that Be escaped to Thailand because he feared that the Khmer Rouge army searched for arrest him.
Promoting Accountability
Record No. BMI0003
Source of Interview: BMI0003 20060819, Batt Trang village, Samrong sub-district, O Chreou district, Battambang province. Interviewed by Ra Chhayrann. Notes: Interviewed with his older sister-in-law named Sann Limhouv, 52. Houv said that after Chhuot finished learning in Svay Siophon, he got married to her younger sister. Then Chhuot worked as medic. In 1976, Chhuot escaped to Thailand with 27 villagers because they feared the Khmer Rouge searched for arrest him. Arriving there, he was sent to go back. Since then, Chhuot disappared. His wife is living in Australia.
Promoting Accountability
Record No. BMI0004
Source of Interview: BMI0004 20060819, Batt Trang village, Samrong sub-district, O Chreou district, Banteay Meachey province. Interviewed by Sok Vannak. Notes: Interviewed with his older sister named Keo Nuon, 75. Nuon said that since Yim served army, he rarely visited home. In 1976, Yim was sent to home after he escaped to Thailand. Since then Yim disappeared.
Promoting Accountability
Record No. BMI0005
Source of Interview: BMI0005 20060821, Soeur Kandal village, Soeur sub-district, Mongkol Borei district, Banteay Meancehy province. Interviewed by Sok Vannak. Notes: Interviewed with his younger brother named Chuon Phala, 66. Phala said Since Voeun got married to his husband, she had 4 children. Two chidren died during the Khmer Rouge. In 1978, Voeun went to take two chidren to live her. Since then Voeun never returned home.
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Record No. D17819
[1993 Report from Banteay Meanchey Province]
Location of Document/Book: KH, DC-CAM, Document no. D17819 KH, H
Date of Document:
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Record No. S00001
Location of Document/Book: KH, DC-CAM, Document no.S00001
Date of Document: August 8, 2005
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Record No. S00017
Location of Document/Book: KH, DC-CAM, Document no.S00017
Date of Document: September 8, 2005
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Record No. S00018
Location of Document/Book: KH, DC-CAM, Document no.S00018
Date of Document: August 7, 2005
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Record No. S00019
Location of Document/Book: KH, DC-CAM, Document no.S00019
Date of Document: September 7, 2005
