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Nuon Chea

Lau Kim Lorn

Cambodian politician and convicted war criminal (1926-2019).

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Position Held

Prime Minister of Cambodia
(9/27/1976 - 10/25/1976)
Replaced By
:
Pol Pot
Replaces
:
Pol Pot
Nature of Statement
:
Acting
Start Time
: 9/27/1976
End Time
: 10/25/1976

Sex or Gender

Male

Place of Birth

Voat Kor

Date of Birth

7/7/1926

Member of Political Party

Communist Party of Kampuchea
(1951 - 1981)
Start Time
: 1951
End Time
: 1981
Communist Party of Thailand
Communist Party of Indochina
( - 1951)
End Time
: 1951

Instance Of

Human

Country of Citizenship

Cambodia

Image

Occupation

Politician
Revolutionary

Convicted Of

Crime Against Humanity
Penalty
:
Life Imprisonment
Cambodian Genocide

Religion or Worldview

Buddhism

Educated At

Thammasat University

Name in Native Language

នួន ជា

Family Name

Liu

Penalty

Life Imprisonment

Pseudonym

Hermano No. 2
Language of Work or Name
:
Spanish
Germà número 2
Language of Work or Name
:
Catalan
Qardaş nömrə iki
Language of Work or Name
:
Azerbaijani

Spouse

Ly Kimseng

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Thai
Khmer

Birth Name

Lau Kim Lorn

Number of Children

4

Father

Lao Liv

Mother

Dos Peanh

Date of Death

8/4/2019

Place of Death

Phnom Penh

Place of Burial

Pailin Province

Described by Source

Nuon Chea, Khmer Rouge’s Chief Ideologist, Dies at 93
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