Historians studying the era from 1975 to 1989 often encounter official documents that use the name Kampuchea.

Many historians study the migration patterns of people from Kampuchea Krom to better understand cultural change.

Many survivors documented life under Democratic Kampuchea in order to preserve the memory of that period.

Historians debate how economic policies implemented by the People's Republic of Kampuchea affected rural livelihoods during the 1980s.

A Kampuchean told stories about her childhood in Phnom Penh that captivated everyone at the table.

The museum's collection features Kampuchean textiles from the Angkor period.

Kampucheans organized a community kitchen to feed families affected by the floods.