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Because the Khmer Rouge was a communist organization

Explanation:

Khmer Rouge is the name with which the Communist Party of Kampuchea was known. After the Vietnam War, the departure of the United States and the overthrow of General Lon Nol (who ruled a military dictatorship since 1970), took power in April 17, 1975 (the "Fall of Phnom Penh"). He founded the Democratic Kampuchea, a system of government with communist and authoritarian characteristics that, under the formal appearance of a popular republic, consolidated in practice a system of radically agrarian economy, under the slogan of the evacuation of cities and the destruction of civilization urban and its culture, considered bourgeois, social reconstruction from the origins of civilization and the recovery of the ancestral Khmer culture under the leadership of Pol Pot, its main leader. In addition to a strong military control over the civilian population, which was largely subjected to a regime of forced labor, they developed extensive methods of detention, torture and selective mass killings, under the slogan of the so-called "internal enemy search".

During the four years of his regime, from April 1975 to January 1979, his actions and ways of imposing his policy led to what is known as the "Cambodian genocide", acts that are currently being tried by a court International in Phnom Penh for crimes against humanity.

North Vietnam and the Khmer Rouge were great allies during the Cambodian Civil War in their fight against the United States however, due to numerous attacks of the Khmer Rouge towards Vietnam at the end of the 70s, Vietnam initiated a military intervention that put final regime of the Khmer Rouge. From that moment, the Khmer Rouge became a guerrilla allied to the People's Republic of China (because they faced the new People's Republic of Kampuchea, aligned with Vietnam and the Soviet Union) and, once they withdrew them their support in 1989, they adapted and became a guerrilla of the type usually associated with war economies.

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it refers to race, i am pretty sure this was a popular term in nazi germany or something.