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Y Bham Enuol

Every photograph we hold of the man who led BAJARAKA and FULRO: the portraits, the flag at Camp le Rolland, and his family.

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Y Bham Enuol led both of our movements, spent more than five years in the prisons of the government he was petitioning, and was killed with about a hundred and fifty of our people after the Khmer Rouge took Phnom Penh in April 1975. These are the pictures of him that our organization holds.

What is known about each one, and what is not, is set out in the library: see The photographs of Y Bham Enuol and the rest of the section about his life. If you can name anybody in the family photograph, or date any of these pictures, we would be glad to hear from you.

The studio portrait The portrait that has been copied more than any other. Dated 1958, the year of the BAJARAKA letters.
In uniform A plain field uniform with shoulder boards, photographed straight on.
The commanding general Seated in uniform with the stars of a commanding general. Copied from a printed original, dated 1964.
The flag at Camp le Rolland, 1965 At the flagpole at the FULRO headquarters in Mondulkiri, with the troops drawn up behind him.
In the field Camouflage, a slung rifle and the pipe. The only photograph we have of him armed.
Beside an aircraft Three men beside an aircraft, Y Bham Enuol in the center. Neither the date nor the place is written on our copy.
The Enuol family Fifteen people, from a grandmother to a baby in arms. We cannot yet name them, and the date is not written on our copy.

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