Cambodia and Laos

"Program IX. Despite technical neutrality, both of Vietnam's smaller neighbors were drawn into the war, suffered massive bombing, and, in the case of Cambodia, endured a post-war holocaust of nightmare proportions."
"The conflict of Vietnam spills over into the neighboring countries of Cambodia and Laos."
"Discusses Vietnam's smaller and technically neutral neighbors. Shows how both were drawn into a wider Indochinese conflict and how Cambodia endured a post-conflict holocaust."@en
"Tells how the U.S. extension of the Vietnam War into Cambodia and Laos to stop attacks and supplies from across those borders, hurt those countries more than it hurt the object of the attack."@en
"Despite their attempts to remain neutral, Laos and Cambodia became involved in the war as North Vietnamese trooops used these countries as bases of operation inviting U.S. bombing attacks. With the falling of the south Vietnamese government, the Khmer Rouges with the support of ousted Prince Sihanouk regained control of Cambodia cities and drove the inhabitants into the jungles to starve or be killed."@en
"Tells how the U.S. extension of the Vietnamese war into Cambodia and Laos to stop attacks and supplies from across those borders, hurt those countries more than it hurt the object of the attack."