Is there something "plugged" into her head in the second picture?
schnapps267
I think only one person got out of that place alive and Ibelieve it was by accident. Could be wrong though. That moment in time was a meat grinder.
MaygarRodub
I visited Cambodia at the end of last year and the effects of the Khmer Rouge regime is still very much evident. It was such a short time ago and there were millions of people murdered. Almost every Cambodian person has some sort of connection to the horrors. And worst of all, Pol Pot (the man behind the horrors) got away with it and lived until he was 73.
chrome-spokes
Though am only about 1/2-way through reading, this photo brings to mind Loung Ung’s book, "First They Killed My Father".
![Chan Kim Srun, pictured with her infant son, at the notoriousKhmer Rouge torture prison S-21 on April 14 1978. [1881×1252]](https://i.redd.it/do4kwu5jhg151.jpg)
ivinyo16
Is there something "plugged" into her head in the second picture?
schnapps267
I think only one person got out of that place alive and Ibelieve it was by accident. Could be wrong though. That moment in time was a meat grinder.
MaygarRodub
I visited Cambodia at the end of last year and the effects of the Khmer Rouge regime is still very much evident. It was such a short time ago and there were millions of people murdered. Almost every Cambodian person has some sort of connection to the horrors. And worst of all, Pol Pot (the man behind the horrors) got away with it and lived until he was 73.
chrome-spokes
Though am only about 1/2-way through reading, this photo brings to mind Loung Ung’s book, "First They Killed My Father".
[edit lousy spelling/grammar :]