Reddit reviews First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers (P.S.)

Not from this camp specifically but there is an excellent autobiography from someone who escaped alive. I read it about a decade ago and still remember how horrifying it was

First They Killed My Father

another relevant title:

The Killing Fields

Amazing how the atrocities in cambodia have gone largely unnoticed by the western world. pol pot was a supreme asshole. it was status quo to sentence people to death for things like... wearing glasses. thousands died just of starvation. cambodia is still deeply scarred by their violent past. Mass graves are still being discovered, and until fairly recently the jungles still had Khmer hideouts :(

First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers

First They Killed My Father would be perfect! It's a first hand account of the Cambodian genocide which would give you plenty to talk about, and it's less than 250 pages in length.

[First They Killed My Father] (http://www.amazon.com/First-They-Killed-Father-Remembers/dp/0060856262)