Genocide

The Tutsi and Hutu had hated each other for generations. There was no rational reason, but that hardly ever matters in African tribal relations.

Countless Jews, Muslims, Atheists, mentally retarded people, babies, women, children,black people, other christians, mexicans, British, French, Romans and pretty much any ethnic or religious group you can name were killed in the name of God. All for a good cause right? Don't you just love the religion of love thy neighbor?

Untied States was one of the many countries whom at at first did not help during the holocaust

After the civil war ended most of them used army surplus repeating rifles that the US Army Ordnance department had declared obsolete in favor of the new single shotSpringfield Trapdoor rifle and sold for scrap value. Ordnance decided repeating rifles high fire rate wasted ammo.

They used cooperation rather than conflict, they also jumped the border into Chad to escape.

The Tutsi population was over a million people in the time of the Genocide whose whole purpose was the exterminate all of them which took a long time.

Another factor was that there was little to no help to the tutsi people from the western Superpowers because of the fact that the country has no valuable natural resources.

it only has people and land, neither of which the united states army gives a sh*t about.

So with such a large number of people to kill with nothing in your way, will take a long time.

In 1970, a poll indicated that 58% of Americans believed the students were at fault, both for following the anti-war activists who instigated the protests, and for not dispersing when ordered. The Vietnam War had polarized the nation and this led to violent confrontations on several campuses, especially those with ROTC programs.

No, the large majority of people on both sides are Muslim. It is thus odd that the Muslim world seems completely uninterested.

Considering the population of native Americans living within the territory now known as the united states was estimated to be between 2 and 18 million, the answer varies. I believe a little over 5 million Jewish people lost their lives during the holocaust. Going by the numbers if the population was on the high side of the 2 to 18 million than the native American holocaust was the worst case of genocide. Still we are talking about the deaths of millions of people at the hands of both Germany and the united states. They are both equally tragic events in human history.

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The timescale was different ... In the Holocaust most of the victims were killed within a period of about 3.5 years. Also, the intention was different: the Nazi regime wanted to kill every Jew - man, woman and child - that it could lay its hands on.

No, the Holocaust took place during World War 2. The Holocaust refers to the Nazi genocide of the Jews in 1941-1945: it is not a nickname for either of the World Wars.

June 1941 to May 1945. However, it began somewhat later and ended somewhat earlier in some places.

Its an opinion.That cannot be answered.

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Charlie Company of 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment, 11th Brigade, 23rd Infantry Division (the Americal Division), arrived in South Vietnam in December 1967

Charlie Company of 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment, 11th Brigade, 23rd Infantry Division (the Americal Division), arrived in South Vietnam in December 1967

Charlie Company of 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment, 11th Brigade, 23rd Infantry Division (the Americal Division), arrived in South Vietnam in December 1967

Charlie company was sent to the village of my lai, and us soldiers were ordered to kill the villagers as they never knew who was in the viet cong or on the opposition to them .

Sparked the movement for independence in India

You idiot, Hitler isn't considered genocide what he attempted is

He tried to exterminate the whole Jewish Religon

The Holocaust was the main one, this was the murder of about Six million people (Jews).

There were two other actions which are often grouped in with the Holocaust, but deserve their own recognition: The Murder of the Gypsies, they suffered most of the same persecution as the Jews, with some noteable differences. But thought they suffered in the same industrial complex, it was for different reasons. Also the actions in Yugoslavia, they are generally included with the Holocaust, but they were not led by the Germans and included other groups.

A few colonists had been drinking and saw a lone British soldier who was in charge of guarding a building. They started harassing the soldier and were throwing snow at him. More soldiers showed up to help the soldier. Slowly the few drunk colonists were joined by more and more colonists armed with clubs, sticks, and even knives. One of the soldiers was knocked to the ground accidentally firing a shot. Out of panic, the other soldiers shot into the crowd, fearing they were being shot at. The man in the painting made by Paul revere, is shown signaling to fire, but he had actually ordered the soldiers to stop shooting. The crowd broke and ran. The soldiers killed three people immediately, they shot two more people which then died from their wounds.

One of the men that died that day was a black man named Cris pus Attucks, widely regarded as the first martyr of the Revolution.

The holocaust(1939) and the Rwandan Genoside ( around 1994)

The Hutu began slaughtering the Tutsis on April 6, 1994. The killed over 800,000 people over a 100 day period.

Yes.. Bloody Oath.

Intervention may have saved countless thousands of lives. Instead, the world powers just sat and debated while the kills-per-day exceeded those of the Nazi Holocaust.

One of the pogroms, which happened in the Ukraine some 130 years ago.

The words holocaust (in the modern sense) and genocide hardly existed at the time. (It seems that the word genocide was first used in 1944). The recent practice of some legislatures declaring certain events to be genocide was completely unknown till much later.

The most famous paintings of this subject are the ones by Flemish painter PP Rubens, who painted it twice: 1612 and 1637. The former version was sold in 2002 for $77 million.