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Encyclopedia > Hou Yuon

Hou Yuon (1930-1975) was a veteran of the communist movement in Cambodia. He argued that usury competed with taxes as the chief burden upon the peasantry. Hou was murdered by the Khmer Rouge after they seized power in 1975.


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Dance | the Spirit of Cambodia | Arts & Culture (583 words)
Hou Yuon and his brother Hu Nim played pivotal roles in the communist movement in Cambodia: along with Khieu Samphan they were the most popular figures on the left through the sixties and early seventies.
Hou Yuon was one of the first to die when the revolution began to devour itself: his moderate views were sharply at odds with the ultra-radical, collectivist ideology of the ruling group.
For Khieu Samphan and Pol Pot, the deaths of Hou Yuon, Hu Nim and the thousands of others who were executed in torture chambers and execution grounds, were not a contradiction but rather a proof of their own idealism and ideological purity.
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