In September 1977, Kampuchean artillery struck several Vietnamese villages along the border, and six villages in ?ng Th�p Province were overrun by Kampuchean infantry.
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The Voice of the Kampuchean People ( VOKP ) radio programs were broadcast in Khmer, Vietnamese, French, English, Lao, and Thai.
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As Kampuchean forces soon resumed their attacks across the border, the Vietnamese launched another limited counter-attack in June, forcing the Kampucheans to retreat.
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As Kampuchean forces soon resumed their attacks across the border, the Vietnamese launched another limited counter-attack in June, forcing the Kampucheans to retreat.
35.
In 1992, a splinter group from the FUNCINPEC party, the MOULINAKA Nakator-Sou ( Kampuchean Freedom Fighter Party ) was formed by Prum Neakaareach.
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During this period, the Khmer Serei had been reduced to'a collection of petty warload movements'that operated along the Thai-Kampuchean frontier.
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He spent his early days in his hometown until 1977 when he fled to Vietnam to become a spy for the Kampuchean United Front for National Salvation.
38.
In December 1978, Vietnam announced the formation of the Kampuchean United Front for National Salvation ( KUFNS ) under Heng Samrin, a former DK division commander.
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On 12 April 1978, the Kampuchean Government declared they and Vietnam could negotiate again if the Vietnamese gave up their expansionist ambitions and recognised Kampuchea s sovereignty.
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To resist the Vietnamese occupation of Kampuchea and the regime which they installed, the Khmer Rouge called on the Kampuchean people to unite and fight the Vietnamese.
