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"Some Injuries Have Not Been Closed": the Difficult Memory Work of Cambodia's d'Annonay

Summary by Le Monde
"Comes from elsewhere" (1/7). In the late 1970s, the decision of an Ardechoi entrepreneur led several hundred Cambodian refugees to settle in Upper Vivarais, where they rebuilt a life shattered by the terror of the Khmer Rouge.

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"Some Injuries Have Not Been Closed": the Difficult Memory Work of Cambodia's d'Annonay

"Comes from elsewhere" (1/7). In the late 1970s, the decision of an Ardechoi entrepreneur led several hundred Cambodian refugees to settle in Upper Vivarais, where they rebuilt a life shattered by the terror of the Khmer Rouge.

·Paris, France
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