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Long-lost soldiers emerge from jungle

Long-lost soldiers emerge from jungle


http://story.news.yahoo.com/ne...m/oukoe_cambodia_rouge


LOUT, Cambodia (Reuters) - When Vietnamese troops overran his village in 1979, Romam Chhung Loeung, a Khmer Rouge (news - web sites) guerrilla, had no option but to flee with friends and family into the dense jungle of northeast Cambodia.

Twenty-five years later, the group emerged from the forest in clothes made of bark and leaves, unaware that the war was over, the Vietnamese had gone and Pol Pot was dead
 
Originally posted by: LordMagnusKain
Like others born into the group, the only other humans he knew were in his immediate vicinity. As the children grew older, intermarriage was commonplace.

Jungle Love 😛

Pretty amazing story, to bad Ted Turner already has the rights to the movie 🙁
 
that's pretty neat. I'm sure there are tons of sociologists and psychologists drooling over the chance to study them.
 
Originally posted by: loki8481
that's pretty neat. I'm sure there are tons of sociologists and psychologists drooling over the chance to study them.

Hell yeah. No doubt about it. 😛
 
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