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The Legacy of the Killing Fields: SLIDESHOW with Pete Pin

Pete Pin talks Migrations of Memory, his photo series that examines the lingering trauma of the Cambodian Genocide in the 1970’s – an event which killed nearly a third of the country, and continues to affect survivors and their families who live in the United States today. See more of his work on Instagram @petepin

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