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Thailand: Dispute over Preah Vihear Temple

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Written byDavid Reid
Posted 27 October 2008 22:17 GMT

Thai Girl has photos of Preah Vihear temple and a discussion of the dispute between Thailand and Cambodia.

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  • Andrew Hicks

    THanks for the mention of my article on Preah Vihear on my blog at http://www.thaigirl2004.blogspot.com.

    The article before it, “Frogs and a Border War” ison the same sad story of this unnecessary conflict between Cambodia and Thailand.

    I feel so sorry for the small traders at the temple who have lost their livelihoods. You cansee their smiles in their pictues but they won’t be smiling now.

    Andrew Hicks

    28 October 2008, 1:28 am
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