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| January 22, 2018
Tuol Sleng
The Genocide Museum in Cambodia also acts as an important historical reminder. This one though, is a reminder of humanities capacity for evil deeds. The building used to be a high school, but was converted in to a prison by the ruthless Pol Pot.
Under his leadership, Tuol Sleng was a haven for torture, murder, and countless crimes against humanity. Though the building has since been converted to a museum, it’s still unbearably creepy.
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