tuol sleng genocide museum

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S21)

The security prison 21 (S-21) used to be an idyllic high school, where children played their games, met their friends, learn about math, and complained about their homework. In August 1975, it was turned into a concentration camp. 17000 people were imprisoned and tortured in the prison, less than a dozen survived. The head of the security prison used to be a math teacher. He forced every prisoners to remember the Ten Rules of Tuol Sleng. The museum can be reached by Tuk Tuk from Phnom Penh.
barbwires surrounding the camp
tuol sleng
mass grave of the death
bullet box toilet
torture equipment on the iron bed
classroom cell
first floor of tuol sleng
sport equipment in school
 peeking at the victims
photos of the deceased
feet shackles
ten rules of tuol sleng
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Phnom Penh, South East Asia, Vietnam, Asia
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Phnom Penh, South East Asia, Vietnam, Asia
20081017144649_doors_between_the_cells
Phnom Penh, South East Asia, Vietnam, Asia
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Phnom Penh, South East Asia, Vietnam, Asia
20081017144752_barbwired_classroom
Phnom Penh, South East Asia, Vietnam, Asia
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Phnom Penh, South East Asia, Vietnam, Asia
monks on the second floor
 lament of monks
monks reading stories of the victims
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Phnom Penh, South East Asia, Vietnam, Asia
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Phnom Penh, South East Asia, Vietnam, Asia
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Phnom Penh, South East Asia, Vietnam, Asia
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