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...t crack" in the defenses of [[South Vietnam]], from forces invading from [[Cambodia]], came in 1975

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Group of three provinces in [[Vietnam]], bordering Laos and Cambodia to the west, and the south central coastal provinces of Vietnam to the east

...pation, decolonization, and post-1975 but related warfare among Vietnam, [[Cambodia]] and China

In [[Vietnam]], '''Kontum Province''' borders [[Laos]] and [[Cambodia]], and, inside Vietnam, borders [[Quang Nam Province]] on the north, [[Quan

...ai, it runs to the Central Highlands provinces and then crosses into Laos, Cambodia and Thailand.

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As a group, the provinces border on [[Laos]] and [[Cambodia]] to the west, and to the south central coastal provinces to the east.

...f Viet Nam]] and [[Khmer Rouge]] troops in 1973, to the peace treaty for [[Cambodia]] in 1991, to the last Khmer Rouge surrender in 1999.

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.../watch?v=_G4dHRN2Dug Blue Peter interview with Margaret Thatcher regarding Cambodia]

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...via [[Ban Me Thuot]] to [[Nam Can]]. It is a route from [[Vietnam]] into [[Cambodia]]. It intersects [[National Highway 14 (Vietnam)|Highway 14]] in Ban Me Thu

...om Ho Chi Minh City ([[Saigon]]) via [[Lai Khe]] and [[An Loc]] and into [[Cambodia]] north of [[Loc Ninh]].

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...nh''', in the [[Binh Dinh Province]] of [[Vietnam]], is 6 km east of the [[Cambodia|Cambodian]] border and 70 miles north of [[Saigon]]/Ho Chi Minh City, on [[

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...he [[Mon language|Mon]] and [[Khmer language]]s, spoken in [[Burma]] and [[Cambodia]] respectively. [[Vietnamese language|Vietnamese]] is also a Mon-Khmer lang

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