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The term Little Cambodia (or Cambodia Town; Khmer: ក្រុងខ្មែរ) refers to an ethnic enclave of people from the country of Cambodia. Cambodian presence in the West traces back to the French colonisation of Cambodia from the 1860s to mid-1950s, in which a number of Cambodians migrated to France as students or workers. This group formed the basis of the Cambodian population in France.

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  • The term Little Cambodia (or Cambodia Town; Khmer: ក្រុងខ្មែរ) refers to an ethnic enclave of people from the country of Cambodia. Cambodian presence in the West traces back to the French colonisation of Cambodia from the 1860s to mid-1950s, in which a number of Cambodians migrated to France as students or workers. This group formed the basis of the Cambodian population in France. (en)
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  • Cambodian enclaves are made up mostly of refugees from the country of Cambodia since the 1980s. (en)
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  • The term Little Cambodia (or Cambodia Town; Khmer: ក្រុងខ្មែរ) refers to an ethnic enclave of people from the country of Cambodia. Cambodian presence in the West traces back to the French colonisation of Cambodia from the 1860s to mid-1950s, in which a number of Cambodians migrated to France as students or workers. This group formed the basis of the Cambodian population in France. While some were able to flee to France shortly after the Khmer Rouge took over in 1975, most Cambodians left their country after the regime in the 1980s, with most arriving in the United States (specifically to Long Beach, California; Lowell, Massachusetts and the New York City borough of the Bronx), as well as Australia (specifically Sydney, Melbourne and Perth). (en)
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