Cambodia’s prince of mystery
Norodom Chantaraingsey, Lon Nol’s warrior prince, was presumed killed after the fall of Phnom Penh in 1975. Sebastian Strangio reports on the elusive legacy he left behind.
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“Superbly well-informed, judicious and eloquent” — Pankaj Mishra, author
“A penetrating tour de force.” — Chas Freeman, former US Assistant Secretary of Defense
“Indispensable for understanding one of the most important and often most misinterpreted stories of our day.” — Thant Myint-U, historian
“A candid and sometimes harrowing inside-look at China’s rise in the region.” — Brian Eyler, Stimson Center
“Timely, deftly-researched, and provocative.” — Joshua Kurlantzick, Council on Foreign Relations
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"A richly detailed study that goes a long way toward explaining the contradictions, corruption and complexity of Cambodia" — Wall Street Journal
"Essential reading for anyone interested in Cambodia’s recent history." — South China Morning Post
"Mr Strangio has done much original reporting, peeling away the miracle narrative to reveal the bruised fruit beneath." — The Economist
"A must for anyone who wants to understand Hun Sen’s rise to power." — The World Today
"This book will set the standard for years to come.” — Elizabeth Becker
"Detailed and perceptive." — Milton Osborne