Genocide

There is proof of the Armenian Genocide because of the survivors that are recorded on tape. Anyone who denies it being a Genocide is stupid, it was a Genocide. Turks deny it and are making threats to the US to not take action or call it a Genocide.. We are allies with the Turks... There are still things to prove it to be true. Just as the holocaust was denied, even though they tried to cover it up.. Genocide, causes people to deny because they don't want to lose there respect. Our Governors or now Governing for the Turks. they are getting payed millions of dollars.

The Warrigal Creek massacre was a retaliatory killing led by a Scottish immigrant and early explorer in the region, Angus McMillan, for whom the Australian federal electorate of McMillan is now named.

After the death of Ronald Macallister in Portland at the hands of the local tribes, McMillan lead a group of locals out and killed an estimated 150 aborigines.

An incident in which British troops fired a crowd of Indian protesters, killing a large number. It left a permanent scar on Indo-British relations and way precude to gandhi's non-cooperation movement of 1920-1922.

No. It was based on membership of the Tutsi tribe.

Cambonia is located in Asia.

There is a movie names<<sometime in April>>, everything in the movie is from the true stories.

The worst things may happn in the capital of Rwanda, since this the strong-hold position of the ex-hutu army.

wish that nightmare will not come again in our live, God bless us.

There have been many genocides all over the world, so you have to be more specific.

The Krakow Ghetto Massacre refers to the final ÔliquidationÕ of the Jewish ghetto in the Polish city of Krakow. Deportations from the Ghetto had begun in May 1942; however, the SS killed about 2000 remaining Jews who had been deemed unfit for work on the days of March 13 and March 14,1943.

The tutsis were the victims, so if I understand the question they were the protagonists and the Hutus were the antagonists.

Juvénal Habyarimana was a dictatorial leader of the Republic of Rwanda who death in 1994 sparked the genocide. Cyprien Ntaryamira, President of Burundi also died in the plane crash.

This incident in "Queen Anne's War" happened in the winter of 1704 and
was preceeded by numerous small hit and run raids by the French and
Indians on various Massachusetts settlements. This one was different in
that the attackers numbered more than 200.

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Most people around the world do consider the Armenian genocide to be a genocide. However, there are some opinions that run counter to this mainstream view, especially in Turkey where successive Turkish governments deny it and have jailed those who say otherwise. Turkey has also made declaring the Armenian Genocide to be a genocide to be economically disadvantageous to any nation which openly states it, preventing many nations from coming out against it.

The Turkish position, and the position of those who believe similarly, hold that a genocide has two components.

The first necessary component of a genocide is the singling out of one or more races for worse treatment than the remainder of the population. This worse treatment must be harsh enough to be considered repressive or oppressive and not merely having fewer rights. Most Turks acknowledge that the Armenians faced incredible hardship during their forced relocations and evictions that would satisfy this requirement.

The second necessary component of a genocide is the intent and execution of a plan to eliminate the singled out race from the planet or, barring that, from any territory claimed by the genocidal power. This is where Turks often say that the Armenian case falls short. While Turkish soldiers were unconscionably brutish, belligerent, and murderous, there was never a top-down order or insinuation that the Armenians should be exterminated. The fact that many died was due to the appalling conditions under which the forced relocations and exodus were performed.

This view does not acquit Turkey of its actions, but puts it in the same ballpark as the Trail of Tears in the 1820s in the United States: an atrocity that is not quite a genocide.

As noted before, this view, namely that the Armenian genocide is not a genocide is a minority view. Most claim that there is sufficient documentation to establish that the Ottoman Empire intended to exterminate the Armenian people (and thus fulfill the second necessary component of a genocide). The massacres that followed were in accordance with those orders.

The Birthday Massacre falls into a number of different genres, including:

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I'm not positive, but I think Cambodia tried to appease both America and North Vietnam during the Vietnam War. The North Vietanmese had lots of bases in Cambodia, and Cambodia turned a blind eye to it for a very long time; but eventually the Americans went after the bases. Some Cambodians were pro-Communist, and some helped the Americans a bit to remove the North Vietnamese bases. That's where they really got into trouble, but still the communists had their eye on Cambodia for a long time. The following is from Wikipedia (Pol Pot came to power in 1975): Cambodia continued as a protectorate of France from 1863 to 1953, administered as part of the French colony of Indochina. After war-time occupation by the Japanese empire from 1941 to 1945, Cambodia gained independence from France on November 9, 1953. It became a constitutional monarchy under King Norodom Sihanouk. In 1955, Sihanouk abdicated in favour of his father in order to be elected Prime Minister. Upon his father's death in 1960, Sihanouk again became head of state, taking the title of Prince. As the Vietnam War progressed, Sihanouk adopted an official policy of neutrality until ousted in 1970 by a military coup led by Prime Minister General Lon Nol and Prince Sisowath Sirik Matak, while on a trip abroad. From Beijing, Sihanouk realigned himself with the communist Khmer Rouge rebels who had been slowly gaining territory in the remote mountain regions and urged his followers to help in overthrowing the pro-United States government of Lon Nol, hastening the onset of civil war.[8] Operation Menu, a series of secret B-52 bombing raids by the United States on alleged Viet Cong bases and supply routes inside Cambodia, was acknowledged after Lon Nol assumed power; U.S. forces briefly invaded Cambodia in a further effort to disrupt the Viet Cong. The bombing continued and, as the Cambodian communists began gaining ground, eventually included strikes on suspected Khmer Rouge sites until halted in 1973.[9]

Cattle and sheep are still raised in large numbers on the Great Plains.

Because they were protesting against British rule. General Dyer wanted to teach them a lesson and punish them for speaking out. The crowd included women and children and everyone present (except the soldiers) were unarmed which proved that they were protesting peacefully and weren't intending to be violent.

Paul said these are difficult times and we need to help on another and general Bizimungu said Paul what help can you give me

general Bizimungu says to Paul that he wont get any help from Paul

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It has become fashionable for any group that is persecuted to compare itself to the victims of the Holocaust - and the Tibetans have been treated badly by the Chinese government.

Many of the perpetrators of the Rwandan Genocide were tried and received life sentences. Unfortunately, many of those who participated in the genocide ran away to other countries, or went out in the bush, where pursuit is almost impossible. Part of the sadness is that the conflict is tribal, and resentments are deep. The possibility for a repeat threat still exists.

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Yes they did, especially in Africa.

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