Establishment of the Khmer Issarak movement by Son Ngoc Thanh
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Son Ngoc Thanh, a Cambodian revolutionary, founded the Khmer Issarak movement as a response to the colonial rule in Cambodia. The movement aimed to resist both French and Japanese occupation during World War II. Thanh, a former government official turned dissident, sought to gain independence and sovereignty for Cambodia.
The establishment of the Khmer Issarak movement marked a significant shift in Cambodia's struggle for independence. It united various factions under the common goal of liberating the country from foreign domination. Thanh's leadership and vision inspired many Cambodians to join the movement and fight for their rights.
Under Thanh's guidance, the Khmer Issarak movement engaged in guerrilla warfare and political activism to challenge the colonial powers. Despite facing challenges and opposition, the movement continued to grow in strength and support among the Cambodian populace.
The Khmer Issarak movement laid the foundation for future independence efforts in Cambodia and played a pivotal role in shaping the country's history. It paved the way for the eventual independence of Cambodia from colonial rule.
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