Documentation Center of Cambodia Archives
| Documentation Center of Cambodia archives | |
|---|---|
| Held by | Documentation Center of Cambodia |
| Scope | Khmer Rouge era documentation held in Phnom Penh |
| Subjects | History & Remembrance; Community & Civic Life |
The Documentation Center of Cambodia holds an archive of material documenting the Khmer Rouge period, with selected holdings published online and a Public Information Room in Phnom Penh for visitors. (DC-Cam Archives)
Overview
The centre presents selected documents from its holdings on its archive site, and directs researchers who cannot find what they need through the site search to contact the centre or visit in person. (DC-Cam Archives)
Material coverage
Published holdings are grouped as documents, physical evidence, interviews, photographs and exhibitions, films, music and performing arts, and news clips and chronology, alongside sections on other sources for documents and on documenting the crimes of Democratic Kampuchea. Counts, date ranges, formats and languages are not published on the archive page, and no individual interview is named there. (DC-Cam Archives)
Catalogue and access
No collection-level catalogue number is published for the archive. The Public Information Room is at 66 Sihanouk Blvd., Phnom Penh, on the south side of the boulevard a few doors east of the national monument, and the centre lists the telephone number +855 23 211-875 and the address [email protected] for enquiries. (DC-Cam Archives)