Political Turmoil in Cambodia: The Fall of Sihanouk

This chapter explores the intricate political landscape of Cambodia in the 1960s and 1970s, focusing on the implications of U.S. military involvement and the coup against Prince Sihanouk. It discusses the rivalry between Cambodian leaders, misinformation from U.S. intelligence, and the rise of new governance amid violent upheaval. Additionally, it highlights the challenges faced by the new regime and the broader context of Vietnamization in the region.