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Khmer Rouge Leader Pol Pot Believed Dead in Cambodia
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NPR Morning Edition
06-07-1996
Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot, who spearheaded the ``killing-fields'' reign inn Cambodia in the mid-1970s, is believed dead. While his whereabouts have remained uncertain, his death would be a psychological boon.
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