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| Chea Sim | SOC national assembly leader, former KR |
| Dien Del (General) | Commander in chief and chief of staff of the KPNLF armed forces. |
| Heng Samrin | First prime minister of Vietnam supported Cambodia (PRK), former KR. |
| Heng Mony Chhenda (Vernerable) | Buddhist monk in Site II. During his time on the border he trained in community development and after repatriation he lead an ambitious development program in north west Cambodia. |
| Hun Sen | Former Khmer Rouge, defected to Vietneam in 197?, formally elected prime minister of Vietnam supported Cambodia (PRK) Jan. 14, 1985, co-prime minister with Prince Norodom Ranariddh after UNTAC elections in May 1993. |
| Ieng Sary | KR / DK. Defected 1996. Pol Pot's brother-in-law. As of 2003 he lives in a villa in Phnom Penh. Hun Sen has publicly stated that Ieng Sary will never be put on trial. |
| Khieu Samphan | KR / DK. Becomes prime minister in December 1979. As of 2003 he lives in Pailin. |
| Lon Nol | Former president of the Khmer Republic after overthrow of Prince Sihanouk government in 1970. |
| Nuon Chea | Pol Pot’s former deputy. As of 2003 he lives in Pailin. |
| Pin Sem (Venerable) | Abbot of Wat Prasatsiri in Site II / 2 |
| Pol Pot | KR leader until being deposed in 1997, died April 15, 1998. |
| Prince Norodom Chakrapong | |
| Prince Norodom Ranariddh | FUNCINPEC |
| Prince Norodom Sihanouk | Leader of royalist party FUNCINPEC. Resigned and became "neutral". |
| Prince Norodom Siruvudh | |
| Sak Sutsakhan (General) | KPNLF vice president, formerly Lon Nol's chief of staff. Died May 1994. |
| Sanan Kajornklum (Gen .) | Responsible for Thai coordination in the UNTAC repatriation of Cambodian refugees. |
| Son Sann | KPNLF leader, post repatriation Buddhist Liberal Democratic Party leader, former PM of Cambodia. |
| Son Sen | Khmer Rouge Defense Minister. He and his family were killed, under orders of Pol Pot, June 10, 1997. |
| Ta Mok | KR Southwest Regional Secretary under Pol Pot, finally captured by government forces March 6, 1999. |
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