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The Cambodian genocide differs from the
Holocaust and the Armenian genocide in that
1. the perpetrators targeted intellectuals
2. it was ignored by western nations
3. ethnic minorities were not targeted
4. certain groups were dehumanized

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The Cambodian genocide differed from the Holocaust and the Armenian genocide in terms of target groups, international response, and the dehumanization of certain individuals.


Explanation:

The Cambodian genocide differed from the Holocaust and the Armenian genocide in several ways:

  1. It did not specifically target ethnic minorities but rather aimed at intellectuals and those perceived as a threat to the regime.
  2. It was largely ignored by Western nations during its occurrence.
  3. Certain groups were indeed dehumanized, as seen in the brutal treatment of individuals under the Khmer Rouge regime.

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