David Dare Parker, The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, the former Phnom Penh high school which was used as the notorious Security Prison 21 (S-21) by the Khmer Rouge regime from its rise to power in 1975 to its fall in 1979, [Security Prison 21 (s-21), Cambodia], 2009, November, Black and white image, Provided by the artist - David Pare Parker, © David Dare Parker, LL/43624 | Prisons ContentsIntroduction | 594.01 | Introduction to prisons and incarceration | 594.02 | Alexander Doussin Dubreuil: Ireland: The Repeal Martyrs (1842-1845) | Bristol City and County Goal, Great Britain | 594.03 | Bristol City and County Gaol, Great Britain (1853) | 594.04 | Minutes of Evidence taken before the Select Committee on Prison Discipline - J.A. Gardner, Bristol Gaol (1863) | 594.05 | Prison records and ledgers | Prison inmates | 594.06 | Death Row Prisoners Hanged in Connecticut 1894-1912 | 594.07 | Walker Evans: Prison work gang | 594.08 | Danny Lyon: Conversations with the Dead (1971) | 594.09 | David Dare Parker: Security Prison 21 (S-21) | Internment camps | 594.10 | Internment camps in the USA during the Second World War | Humour | 594.11 | Studio backgrounds and foregrounds: Prisons and prisoners | Conclusions | 594.12 | Conclusions on prisons |
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