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Cambodian diplomat and Communist politician
Cambodian foreign minister 1975-1979
Khmer Rouge government-in-exile foreign minister 1979-1982
split from Khmer Rouge guerrilla forces 1996, rejoining mainstream Cambodia along with ten thousand followers
brother-in-law of Pol Pot 1956
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