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Iced Earth - Dracula Live at Graspop 2008

2009-04-10 - extension: avi - size: 76 MB

Iced Earth - Dracula Live at Graspop 2008

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Dracula Lives Annual 01

2009-04-27 - extension: cbr - size: 46 MB

Dracula Lives Annual 01

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Dracula Lives 06

2009-04-27 - extension: cbz - parts: 13 - size: 28 MB

Dracula Lives 06

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Satan Lives!
What do you get when you mix a goth, a goat, Bram Stoker's Dracula's music theme, Bourbon, (More)

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Cambodia: EVIL SPIRIT DRACULA YUON CAME OUT (2of2)[EN]
Even Phnom Penh's hospitals were emptied of their patients. The Khmer Rouge provided (More) Even Phnom Penh's hospitals were emptied of their patients. The Khmer Rouge provided transportation for some of the aged and the disabled, and they set up stockpiles of food outside the city for the refugees; however, the supplies were inadequate to sustain the hundreds of thousands of people on the road. Even seriously injured hospital patients, many without any means of conveyance, were summarily forced to leave regardless of their condition. According to Khieu Samphan, the removal of Phnom Penh's population resulted in 2,000 to 3,000 deaths. The foreign community, about 800 persons, was quarantined in the French embassy compound, and by the end of the month the foreigners were taken by truck to the Thai border. Khmer women who were married to foreigners were allowed to accompany their husbands, but Khmer men were not permitted to leave with their foreign wives. Aside from the alleged threat of United States air strikes, the Khmer Rouge justified the evacuations in terms of the impossibility of transporting sufficient food to feed an urban population of between 2 and 3 million people. Lack of adequate transportation meant that, instead of bringing food to the people (tons of it lay in storehouses in the port city of Kampong Som, according to Father Ponchaud), the people had to be brought to (and had to grow) the food. In the final hours before the fall of Phnom Penh, heavy fighting flares up on the outskirts of the city driving the population towards the city center. Along Monivong Boulevard, terrified refugees look for a safe haven to spend the night. JUNE 12, 1975 Vietnamese occupies Cambodian islands; Pol Pot was in Hanoi on an unpublicized visit....Cambodian refugees arriving in Thailand report that the forced evacuation of inhabitants from the capital and other cities to the countryside is complete. JUNE 25, 1975 UPI reports that thousand of Cambodians may have died on the roads after they were forced to leave the cities for the countryside. SEPT, 1975 Vietnamese embassy was reopened in Phnom Penh; Mr. Pham Van Bar was ambassador. In a propaganda statement released shortly after the takeover, one of the first lines read, "The morality of the cities under Lon Nol was not pure and clean like in the liberated areas." The heavy secret bombings of Cambodia in 1973 by the US president Nixon and by Kissinger had over-destroyed Cambodia and had tremendously weakened the popularity of the US ally Khmer Republic of Marshal Lon Nol and were reported to have heavy effects on the Khmer Rouges. The US bombing syndrome was later used by Vietnamese Trojans to convince Pol Pot to evacuate urban populations from their cities and implemented the mass elimination policy through successive scanning of target populations. This elimination policy was disrupted during the Vietnamese invasion in December 1978 and was continued afterwards by the Vietnamese military occupants through secret schemes. The results were amazing: 1.5 to 2 millions of human lives eliminated and an almost national population size displacement of the Cambodian people (3 to 4 millions people) and about 1.5 million of refugees. (Less)

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