text: opened rows of small stores --draperies, hardwares or restaurants-- where the photo of Ho Chi Minh occupies a place of honour inside . . . Around the capital, the AF? correspondent could also observe the villages inhabited mainly if not entisly by Vietnanzse... And he added that according to Cambodian witnesses, the Vietnamese civilians ar-i *,ve often in the region of Phnom Penh in truck- loads..." E/ "tJillibald Pahr, the former Austrian Foreign Minister who is rich- C?kr7a- - . . 3' the k:eXstional Conference on Kaquchea, ..,, said at a new'8 zOEfere3ce here the** infC.T.ation he had gathered indicated that at a minimuzz, 500,OCC Vietnamese had been settled in Cambodia, a country of 6 zillion to 7 zillion people. "And I have heard figures much higher," Mr.Pahr added. "This must be of concern" he said, "to all those trying to re-establish the independence of Cambodia" " 9/ 8, "Absolutely Vietnam wants Cambodia as its permanent Colony. Beca;ise there is a process of Vietnmization of Cambodia: VietnaIlIiZatiOIl Of f?/ Statement of His Royal Highness Prince NORODOM Sihanouk, President of Democratic Kampuchea, on the question of population - 25 April 1984 for the International Conference on population, Mexico 6-13 August 1984 7/ "Vietnam's Vietnam? Hanoi's forces bogged down next door" - William Branigin in The Washinqton Post - April 25, 1985 s/ "Les Vietnamiens sont de plus en plus nombreux au Cambodge" - ALP special envoy Charles Antoine de Nerciat - AfP April 22, 1985 z/ "Vietnamese influx in Cambodia stirs concern" by Barbara Crossette in The New York Times , September 9, 1984 / . . . A/40 1678 S/17492 Enqlish Paqe 6 educational syatem, Vietnamisation of the population by marriage mixture, Vietnamization of the economy, Vietnamization of the adminirtrative apparatus” 101 9. In the regions still under the control of the occupiers, the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the influx of Vietnamese people into Cambodia, which is likely to have significant social and political implications. The quotes from Prince Sihanouk and other sources suggest that this influx is being driven by a process of "Vietnamization" and is raising concerns about the independence and sovereignty of Cambodia.