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3 CIvRbvtþirbs elak sarin qak dkrsg BIes[vePA «ssrcnkmëúca qñam 1963 From Les Personalités Du Cambodge, 1963 elak sarinqak Ganza sarinqak EdlmannamedIm XinkaMg manedimkmenitbitr:kd enaé PUmiRkaMgsøa RsukéRBkb as ExRttaEkv. elak:nrbsutenaézáti2ex mkraqñam1922. elakrtuvcaburtti7rbs bita elakeqµahxin nigmataeqµah qaylak. ÓBukmþayelakRbkb GCIvkmµCaksikr. enakñúgcmnan GaNaniKmniym:raMg edayelakbum:nculer[nsurttan eblgayuv&yekµg elakk*rtuvpøas bþúr bj ICati edim I:ncUler[nsURtnwgeK ehtu duecñhehiy:ncaelakerbeqµah mkca sarinqak tamgbienaher[grhutmk. elak:nsiksac abénaérbetskmëëúcaehiyelakk*:nbnþkarsiksarbs elakenaé RbeTs:raMgrhUtdl :ncab CabNÐitxagesdðkic neya:yenaqñam1966. edim IbMeBj sjãab&rtelakenaérbets:ramg elakk*:nerciseriskic siksagmbier]g RBMEdnénRbeTs kmëëúcaenhelig. niek bt Thesis rbs elakcapasa:ramgman cmnyn4pak KW PaK1 PaK2 PaK3 PaK4 RBMEdnExµréz (La frontière Khmero-Thailandaise) sæirpabénrbmedn shkar:ramges[m qñam (La stabilization de la frontière. La collaboration Franco-Siamoise ) cmenatzµigmbirbmedn qñam1940 (La remise en cause des frontières) KMnUsRBMEdnkmËËúCaCamYyRbeTslavnigev[tNamxagt Úg (Le Tracé de la frontière Cambodgienne avec le Laos et le Sud-Vietnam) Biography - 1 -

4 es[vepaedlbgbáúnrymcatikmbg EtGanenHCasñaédrbs elakedlrbsutecj GMBIniek bt rbs elakxagelienh. enamunézá18mina1970 elak sarinqak :nbmebjmuxgarelakca ÉkGK<raCTUt ExµrRbcaMRbeTseGhSiúb Egypt. erkaybikartmøakśemþcsihnugmbi tmengmk<úetsk¾exµrmk elak k*:ndegørsemþcsihnuetakan TIRkugeb kamg RBmTaMg:nbnþebskkmµ CardðmRnþIRksYgkarbreTs énracrdðapi:lrybrymcatikmëëúca GRUNC dwknamedaysemþcsihnu. enaebledlkgt&bexµr Rkhm:nTTYlC&yCMnHenAqñaM1975 elak sarinqak nigpriyarbmtamgburtmyycmnyn k*:n vilnivtþrtlb culetamatupumivijedr. cab BIeBlenaHmk ekk*bumsuv:ndmnwgc asĺasǵmbirubelak nigrkysaret[teliy. enaebledlt&byyn:nvayrbharmkelirbb b ulbtenacugqñam1978 mcädðanmyycmnyn:nghgagza:nexijrubelakrbmtamgpriya enaétirkugpñmebj enaeblmunézá EdlT&ByYncUlkan kab TIRkugPñMeBjbnþic. etahcay agnakþierkayebl EdlRbeTscin:ndwk namsemþcsihnuecjgmbi PñMeBjputeTA k*ekbum:nexijrubelaketatamsemþcsihnueliy. RbPB xøhet[t:nghgagzaelak:nrtuvt&byyncab :n enaebledlvaculmkdl RkugPñMeBj. edaysar Etelak:nsresrGtæbTnig es[vepacaercinedlb HBal dlýyn elak k*rtuvbykvacab yk etadak KukenAÉRbeTsva. edayekbumedl:nexijvtþman rbs elaknigpriyatamgbieblenahmk mcädðanrkumrkysarrbs elak:n yl zaelakrbehlca:nttylmrn;pabenaékukyyn enah CaR:kd. eyig`tamggs KñasUmeKarBvijaNk &nærbs elakedl:n EckfaneyIgenHeTA ehiyeyig k*sumezøgkarv;pkþigmnrkundlélakedl:nvagévtuksñaéd rbsélakeckcuncamrtkdl bgbáún rymcatiexµrtamgsḱñao:nyl dwggmbikar QøanBanrbs srtuvcitxageyigmkeliburnpabtwkdiexµr CaBiessenAkñúgGMLúg eblzµi>enhet[t. ExósPaqñaM2005 Biography - 2 -

5 Biography of Mr. Sarin Chhak Plenipotentiary Minister (Rank 2), General-Secratry of the Foreign Minister. Born January 2, 1922 in Phnom Penh, son of Mr. Sarin and Mrs. Sann. Maried to Miss Koy Vann Sinn. Children: V, V, C, C. Bachelor Degree in Law, Former student of the Cambodian Administration School and the Faculty of Law in Phnom Penh. Career: Collector, Administrative Chief, Chauvaysrok, Secretray-General of the Phnom Penh Municipality, Office Director. Honor: Monisaraphon Officer, Knight of the Royal Order of Cambodia, National Defense Medal. Private address: 113 Trasak Paem Rd., Phnom Penh. - From Les Personalités du Cambodge 1963 Edition Mr. Sarin Chhak whose real name is Khin Kaing, was born in the village of Krangsla, district of Prey Kabbas, province of Takeo. He was born on January 2, 1922 to Mr. Khin and Mrs. Chhay Lak who are farmers. During the French colonial period, because he was not able to attend school early on, when his parents decided to put him in school, due to his advanced age, he was not able to do so unless he changed his birth certificate. Thus, he was forced to adopt a new identity, under the new name of Sarin Chhak, in order to attend school. He studied law in Cambodia, and obtained his Doctoral Degree in Economic Law in France in For his doctoral degree thesis, he selected the Cambodia s Borders issues as the topic of his research. To fulfill the requirement of his doctoral degree, he wrote his thesis (in French) which included the following four volumes: 1- The Khmer-Thai border, 2- The stabilization of the border. The collaboration between France and Thailand , 3- The new questioning of the borders, and 4- The delineation of the Cambodian border with Laos and South Vietnam. The book you are currently holding in your hand constitutes a portion of his doctoral thesis above. Prior to March 18, 1970, Mr. Sarin Chhak acted as Ambassador of the Kingdom of Cambodia attached to Egypt. He was then stationed in Cairo. Following the removal from power of Prince Sihanouk, Mr. Sarin Chhak decided to follow the latter to Peking where he eventually became the Foreign Minister of the Royal Government of National Union of Cambodia (under the French acronym of GRUNC) under the leadership of Prince Biography - 3 -

6 Sihanouk. Following the Khmer Rouge victory in 1975, Mr. Sarin Chhak, his wife, and a number of his children decided to return back to Cambodia. Since then not much information was available regarding his whereabouts. It was not until the end of 1978, when the Vietnamese forces invaded Cambodia and routed the Khmer Rouge regime out of Phnom Penh, that several people claimed to have seen him and his wife in Phnom Penh. Nevertheless, following the airlift of Prince Sihanouk from Phnom Penh prior to the arrival of the invading Vietnamese force, Mr. Sarin Chhak and his wife disappeared again. Finally, his family learned that he was captured by the occupying Vietnamese forces. Because of his involvement on border issues related to Vietnam, it appeared that after his capture, Mr. Sarin Chhak was imprisoned in Vietnam where he and his wife found their death. We take this occasion to honor the memory of Mr. Sarin Chhak, and to thank him for leaving the legacy of his books and thesis detailing the encroachments of our neighbors on the Cambodian territorial integrity encroachments never abated even to these days. May Biography - 4 -

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