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Articles related to "Genocide"
Aboriginal Holocaust Exploring international indigenous genocide, specifically regarding the similarities between American and Australian Aboriginal holocausts. aboriginal holocaust • aboriginal massacre • indigenous genocide • aboriginal genocide • aboriginal deaths
Hutu & Tutsi Genocide Cultural problems between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have killed millions, displaced millions more and continue to torment the region in 2007. hutu tutsi • tutsi genocide • genocide • ethnic cleansing • cleansing rwanda
Preventing Genocide Genocide has been repeated throughout history, but it was only in the 20th Century that people became horrified at the results - particularly because of the mechanism by which an entire people could be eliminated from the planet with cold efficiency. Sadly, few want to take the steps to prevent genocide even as it occurs around the world today. auschwitz • birkenau • treblinka • uprising • genocide
Armenian Genocide Armenian Americans have appealed to the U.S. government to acknowledge publicly the Armenian genocide, but the U.S. refuses out of fear of retaliation from the Turk. armenian genocide history • darfar • resolution 106 • united states government • united nations
Darfur: Ways to Help the Genocide If you want to lend a hand with the conflict in Darfur, these organizations may be a place to start. darfur genocide • darfur conflict • save darfur coalition • africa action • amnesty international darfur
Future After Aboriginal Genocide A fictional idea of what the future might be like if native genocide and western mono-culturalism are allowed to continue unchecked. Sobering. indigenous future • aboriginal future • aboriginal genocide • indigenous genocide • indigneous genetic
Genocide in the New World The arrival of Columbus in the New World ushered in an unprecedented era of wanton destruction, slaughter and abuse in the name of Christian enlightenment. columbus • genocide • new world • caribbean • hatney
Gisozi Genocide Memorial Centre In 1994 a terrible genocide took place in Rwanda, claiming the lives of over 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus. 1994 rwandan genocide • rwanda genocde • gisozi memorial centre • visiting kigali • museums in rwanda
Nuba Genocide in Sudan The Nuba, having remained aloof from colonial culture and trade since ancient Egyptian times, are now succumbing to the ravages of war, mining and business interests. nuban • nubian • nuba • nuba people • nuba culture
Reframing Genocide The Australian government and media are now trying to reframe native genocide and human rights abuses as being caused by Aboriginal culture and "self-governance". aboriginal child rape • aboriginal community dysfunction • self-governance • aboriginal sovereignty • aboriginal incest
Human Rights Human rights atrocities continue to be uncovered - atrocities committed by Saddam's henchmen. For this reason alone, the war to depose Saddam was justified. human • rights • liberation • atrocity • war
On War Crimes Part I: Coming to Grips With Atrocity This will be a four-part series on War Crimes and the proposal for an International Criminal Court. The first part will begin with a retelling of Senator Bob Kerrey’s recent revelation of actions he took in Vietnam 32 years ago and a look at what constitutes or should constitute a war crime. war crime • bob kerrey • john mccain • vietnam • genocide
On War Crimes Part III: Real War Criminals On War Crimes Part III- If Henry Kissinger is not war criminal then who is? We'll look at the recent war crimes of Yugoslavia to compare against the Bob Kerrey and Henry Kissinger models. milosevic • yugoslavia • rwanda • war crimes • tribunals
The Irish Potato Famines of 1845-49: A British Genocide? As we Irish [and all others--remember everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day] get ready to celebrate St. Patrick's Day again with all of its gaieties, we should bear in mind the horrors of the last famine in Europe, the Irish potato famines of 1845-1849. Over 1 million Irish men and women lost their lives between 1845 and 1849, and a further million [the ancestors of the vast majority of Irish living in North America today]were forced to immigrate. This essay tries to examine whether the British actions in response to the famines amounted to genocide. irish • ireland • potato • famine • famines
The Legacy of Bacon's Rebellion This article details the events of 1675-76 that culminated into what is now known as Bacon's Rebellion. A look into the legal and societal effects and long term legacy of this event is examined as well. nathaniel bacon • bacon's rebellion • colonial virginia • colonial history • indians
Throwing the Baby Out with the Bathwater A picture in a fashion magazine disturbs a person enough to re-evaluate their long-held beliefs. marie claire • magazine • women • media • babies
Yanomami The Yanomami are the largest group of Neolithic people known. Contact with the western world has degraded their traditional culture, possibly beyond repair. Disease and violence against them threatens their survival. This is the first of two articles examining their plight and their future. yanomami • yanomamo • brazil • venezuela • indigenous
‘Twas the Night before Christmas African Arabs continue racial discrimination of Christian Blacks in Sudan. Sexual abuse, war crimes and genocide coexist with holiday cheer south of the capital Khartoum twas the night before christmas • darfur genocide • janjaweed militia in sudan • khartoum sudan • ethnic cleansing in darfur
Aboriginal Holocaust Document This text from a 19th century Queensland newpaper needs no comment. The blatantly racist, genocidal ideology speaks for itself. But has anything changed? aboriginal holocaust • aboriginal genocide • indigenous genocide • aboriginal massacres • aboriginal slaughter
Khmer Rouge Leader Suffers Stroke Ageing Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan, facing potential indictment by an atrocity crimes tribunal, was whisked to a Phnom Penh hospital following a stroke this week. khmer rouge • war crimes tribunal • genocide tribunal • extraordinary chambers in the courts of cambodia • khieu samphan
Master Race Science Here we explore the way the science of eugenics has been used to justify and popularise racial mythology. human experiments • aboriginal genocide • racism • eugenics • racial
Taking Initiative in Rwanda The Rwanda Initiative gives both Rwandan reporters and Canadians a chance to rebuild the Rwandan media, which was decimated during the genocide. rwanda initiative • rwanda genocide • media and genocide • journalists in rwanda • rwanda press
The Translator by Daoud Hari A review of The Translator, Daoud Hari's harrowing account of the war that currently ranges in Darfur. the translator • daoud hari • the translator by daoud hari • darfur • a tribesman's memoir of darfur
400 Years of Trouble: The Tutsi and Hutu in 2000 This article briefly describes the history of ethnic tension in Rwanda and summarizes an Amnesty International report regarding human rights abuses in Rwanda since the end of the 1994 civil war. rwanda • hutu • tutsi • twa • ethnic tension
91. Time To Grow Up! "We have to be part of something larger than ourselves, because our dreams are often bigger than our lifetimes.” —Sister Rosalie Bertell politics • economics • religion • culture • society
Kofi's Failures Demand Action Kofi Annan's term as Secretary General of the UN must come to a close, for the sake of the UN. un • failure • genocide • resolution • inaction
On War Crimes Part IV: Just say no to the ICC The Conclusion of the "On War Crimes" series looks at the International Criminal Court. Is is really going to solve the problem? Does more law, laws, and lawyers equal more justice? bill clinton • international criminal court • bill richardson • genocide • laws
Sometimes in April Movie Review This is a review of the film "Sometimes in April," written and directed by Raoul Peck and exploring the story of Rwanda's genocide. rwanda • genocide • the west • colonialism • movie
The Genocidal Mindset The psychological distancing individuals achieved through the bureaucratic and technological developments produced during the war made genocidal behavior universally conceivable in the context of a modern industrialized state at war. genocide • world war • morality • warfare • eichmann
The monstrosity of Christian belief Christian belief is evil in nature, not just a good ideology that has been perverted by fallible humans. crime • criminal • criminals • criminality • evil
When To Act When is it acceptable to act to save the lives of innocent civilians who are suffering needlessly at the hands of tyranical regimes? Who should be responsible for toppling those regimes and allowing democracy to take hold? democracy • tyranny • liberty • freedom • iran
Willing Executioners? Goldhagen is readable only when he expresses his heartfelt moral outrage towards the <b>German</b> perpetrators of the Nazi genocide of European Jews during World War II. When he attempts to provide an analysis of those feelings, however, Goldhagen retreats into an ivory tower language that covers up his sophistry with syllables. hitler • nazi • nazism • holocaust • final solution
Behind a Girl’s Diary A short biography of a girl whose short and tragic life shows us how to be truly alive. anne frank • holocaust • world war • diary • jew
Delirious? in Rwanda Delirious?’s Martin Smith and Stu G carry the mission bell to Rwanda to find a population shattered by genocide. Yet they discover people who find all hope in God. delirious? • rwanda • martin smith • stu g •
Facts on Oswiecim, Poland The Nazi holocaust hands over this town in Southern Silesia. How can you build a nightclub near the Auschwitz Memorial and Museum or move on? auschwitz • osweicim • oswiecim • poland • birkenau
Félicien Kabuga in Kenya It has been over twelve years since the Rwandan genocide and many of the perpetrators remain at large, including Félicien Kabuga. félicien kabuga • epaphras waweru muthoko • mwai kibaki • genocide • rwanda
Holocaust Genealogy Resources If you have ancestry from Eastern Europe, you may find that your family tree has been touched by the tragic events of the Holocaust. genealogy • holocaust • european • family tree • roots
Intertribal Conflict Myth Colonial governments create and ignore intertribal conflicts, perpetuating the myth of chaotic, violent savagery in the indigenous world. intertribal conflict • aboriginal conflict • aboriginal community violence • indian removal act • rwanda massacre
KGB Remnants in Vilnius, Lithuania The Museum of Genocide Victims gives visitors a Lithuanian perspective on the Soviet Union and the impact of the Soviet occupation on the Lithuanian people. vilnius museums • museum of genocide victims • soviet union history • kgb headquarters building • sightseeing lithuania
Lithuania Travel Guide Find all the information you need on traveling in and around Lithuania here, from the churches of Vilnius to the World Heritage Curonian Spit beaches. vilnius sights • lithuania sighseeting • tourism baltic states • curonian spit • world heritage sights
Rwanda: Land of a Thousand Hills Land of a Thousand Hills: My Life in Rwanda is the memoir of American Rosamond Halsey Carr, who moved to Africa in 1949, and survived the Rwandan genocide of 1994. rwanda • africa • rosamund halsey carr • hutu • tutsi
Sudan Expulsions In the last week of August, the Sudanese government expelled three foreign aid workers from the African country. darfur • sudanese government • sudan crisis • genocide in sudan • bashir
Terrorist Attack on Aborigines Was Australia's first Governor, by empirical definition and his own admission, a terrorist? And how does our current government compare? colonial terrorism • terrorist government • black terrorism • aboriginal terrorism • governor phillip
Tibet and Beijing Face Off China told protesters they had until midnight tonight to turn themselves in or face "harsh consequences." Now, Tibet and surrounding areas are being sealed off. tibet protests • beijing olympics • lhasa riots • people's liberation army • dalai lama cultural genocide
Rwanda and The Question of Violence This article explores the history of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, asking questions about the nature of violence in humans along the way. rwanda • genocide • 1994 • hutu • tutsi
Aboriginal And Macassan Traders The myth of "first contact". Europeans were the last in Australia. International relations were established with Asia long before, between scholars, traders and farmers. european genocide • european invasion • pre-contact • first european contact • first contact
Aboriginal Deaths In Custody Aboriginal Deaths in Custody In Australia are higher than those of South Africa at the peak of Apartheid. aboriginal deaths in custody • indigenous deaths in custody • aboriginal genocide • deaths in custody statistics • aboriginal deaths
Aboriginal Military Resistance Australian Aboriginal warriors have fought European invaders since 1770, and still fight today. Uncover the silenced history of Aboriginal military resistance. aboriginal warriors • aboriginal warfare • indigenous warrior • indigenous warfare • aboriginal holocaust
Adolf Hitler Changes Europe Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933 but what was it about this man's personality that led people to follow him and endorse his brutality? adolf hitler • hitler's crimes against humanity • nazi race genocide • german society in the 20's • hitler's personality
Armenia - The Bradt Travel Guide Nicholas Holding is a Scottish based writer who has been visiting Armenia since the break up of the Soviet Union. armenia the bradt travel guide • the black sea and the caspian sea • georgia azerbaijan iran and turkey • tourist visa’s can be obtained on line • first genocide of 20th century |
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