The Cambodian Genocide: The American Perspective. This paper examines the Khmer Rouge and its genocide of the Cambodian people, and the reactions of the American public to the survivors of these atrocities. It also looks at the feelings of the United States government and people regarding genocide as a whole, and explores the reasons the United States has failed to act to stop modern genocides from happening. Pages: 5 Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed Filename: 13739 The Cambodian Genocide.doc Price: 44.75