The Killing Fields

== Description ==
The Killing Fields(formerly known as Cambodia) is an extremely dangerous region situated in the now devastated and mutated Indochina, which was torn apart once again by American and Chinese force battling for control over these left-wing satellite states, taken by China to secure larger influence and more resources. There has been little information about the situation other than rumors and stories told by the bravest of travellers.
=== Pre-War: ===
Cambodia fell to Pol Pot's forces during the Vietnam War in 1975, after being angered at American bombings which either devastated or obliterated all rice and cattle sectors in the nation, after the monarchy was overthrown by the Prime Minister, as the Monarch preferred to stay neutral. Communist forces secured Phnom Penh, capital of Cambodia in 1975, and wanted to create an extremely radical agricultural society based on strict communism, somewhat decentralized into more local government. However, what followed was gruesome and horrifying. at least 1,500,000 people and up to 3,000,000 died under the regime from starvation, dehydration, disease, natural disasters, execution, torture, and many other factors. All villages were based on strict, economic, and social values and genocide was comitted against many minorities living in the country, such as Muslims, Laotians, Vietnamese, Thai, Bhuddist, and even Chinese people, despite Democratic Kampuchea having them as their closest ally.
The nation was cut off from all foreign aid and attempted to reach the goal of being able to yield 3.5 tons of rice per hectar, but this was impossible due to the damage done during the civil war, and the deteriorating situation that followed afterwards. It soon fell to 1979 by Vietnamese forces, around the time that the Kampuchean communist party began to turn in on itself, with the arrest of even high ranking politicans. Afterwards, a deep hatred grew in the Cambodian people, which plays an important role in its history later during the Resource Wars.
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