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Khao-I-Dang refugee camp (1979)

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21 Nov 1979 — One month after Thailand opened its border to Cambodians, UNHCR opened a camp at the foot of a hill near Aranyaprathet. Within four months, Khao-I-Dang held about 140,000 people. For a time it was one of the largest Cambodian settlements in the world.

When
Type
Turning point
Chapter
1979 Geneva conference on refugees (chapter 10 of Refugee crises)
Atlas
Uprooted: Refugees in Europe 1945–1960 and Indochina 1975–1990
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Map showing Khao-I-Dang refugee camp (1979), turning point in Uprooted: Refugees in Europe 1945–1960 and Indochina 1975–1990
TURNING POINT · UPROOTED: REFUGEES IN EUROPE 1945–1960 AND INDOCHINA 1975–1990

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