JakeRMurrin

::::4.8m is, if anything, conservative.  Demographic studies show that Cambodia is "missing" approximately 5 million individuals (it should have been 12 million in 1990, but it was only about 7 million): http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/DBG.FIG9.2.GIF.  Study assumes 2 million deaths under Pol Pot, with the pop. falling from 7.1m to 5m.  However, keeping in mind the range of estimates for the 1990 population and for what it would have been had the trends of 1970 continued, it clearly establishes that not tens of thousands, not hundreds of thousands, not more than one million, not as many as 2 million, but ''millions'' of Cambodians are "missing"). From 1980-90, Cambodia's population doubled.  Cambodia's population is currently approaching 15 million.

::::4.8m is, if anything, conservative.  Demographic studies show that Cambodia is "missing" approximately 5 million individuals (it should have been 12 million in 1990, but it was only about 7 million): http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/DBG.FIG9.2.GIF.  Study assumes 2 million deaths under Pol Pot, with the pop. falling from 7.1m to 5m.  However, keeping in mind the range of estimates for the 1990 population and for what it would have been had the trends of 1970 continued, it clearly establishes that not tens of thousands, not hundreds of thousands, not more than one million, not as many as 2 million, but ''millions'' of Cambodians are "missing"). From 1980-90, Cambodia's population doubled.  Cambodia's population is currently approaching 15 million.

::::North Korean Slave State:  8,000,000 killed.

North Korean Slave State:  8,000,000 killed.

::::::Korean war of aggression cost 2.5 million lives (see: http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/SOD.CHAP10.HTM), including 500,000 South Korean POWs worked to death in concentration camps. Given the large number of "hostiles" sent to perform hard labor in North Korea (not counting those in the concentration camps)--possibly more than 4 million in 1989 alone according to human rights groups--more than 2 million North Koreans have been killed by the state through slave labor since the end of the war if we assume a death rate of just over 1%.  (See:  http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/SOD.CHAP10.HTM)  A ''further'' 3 million North Koreans have been starved to death by the state in just the most recent famine.  (See: http://www.rense.com/political/koreastarve.htm)  South Korean intelligence shows the pop. fell from 25m to 22m:  http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/warstat2.htm#North

::::Korean war of aggression cost 2.5 million lives (see: http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/SOD.CHAP10.HTM), including 500,000 South Korean POWs worked to death in concentration camps. Given the large number of "hostiles" sent to perform hard labor in North Korea (not counting those in the concentration camps)--possibly more than 4 million in 1989 alone according to human rights groups--more than 2 million North Koreans have been killed by the state through slave labor since the end of the war if we assume a death rate of just over 1%.  (See:  http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/SOD.CHAP10.HTM)  A ''further'' 3 million North Koreans have been starved to death by the state in just the most recent famine.  (See: http://www.rense.com/political/koreastarve.htm)  South Korean intelligence shows the pop. fell from 25m to 22m:  http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/warstat2.htm#North

::::Additional 100,000 in party purges:  http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/warstat2.htm#North