What is the difference between genocide and civil war?
Genocide is the systematic mass murder of an entire race or religion. Unless prevented, it does not end until total extermination has been achieved.
Civil War is an armed struggle between two factions within the same country. Like conventional wars, it ends when one side surrenders.
How was Germany in 1930-40 an example of genocide?
You really need to focus on 1941-1945 and the Holocaust. Please see the related question.
Did the Armenians ever resist during the Armenian genocide?
yes the Armenian resisted during the Armenian genocide by forming groups of fighting soldiers and there was the general "general Antranig" who led the troops during the war to fight against the Turks.
and you can see that there were Armenians resisting during the genocide in the movie"ARARAT" which will give you a lot of vital informations about the genocide.
Is it true that a radio presenter led to Rwandan genocide?
Not completely, but what is true is that the radio did play a huge part in the Rwandan genocide as people were encouraged over the radio to keep on killing the Tutsis.
What UN failed to do for Rwanda?
Failure of the UN in Rwanda was caused by a lack of:
Did St Valentine massacre Protestants?
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The short answer is 'no'. If the legendary saint ever really lived, in the third century, this was long before the Protestant Reformation, making it impossible for him to kill Protestants.
The 'St Valentine's Day massacre' was an event in United States history, that just happened to occur on 14th February, Saint Valentine's Day.
What was the genocide of Sudan about?
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This is a very expansive and complicated question with a complicated answer and cannot be covered adequately in a few short sentences.
No, because the killers nearly always pick on minorities that are not in a position to resist effectively. In practice, genocide is a series of massacres: it is mass murder.
Events the lead to the mystic massacre?
it was a raid not a massacre they had taken the prisoners headed north
Are the Europeans guilty of genocide?
Please would you clarify the question. Are you asking whether Europeans are collectively 'guilty of genocide' or whether some European countries have at various times committed genocide.
In the rwanda genocide did religion play a role?
No, was ethnic in nature. Some churches or religions might have been involved on a local basis but it was Hutu versus Tutsi.
...or such is the academic and official claims. If you mean religion as in holy texts and other rituals, then no, religion didn't play a role. But churches certainly did. Hutu and Tutsi identities were not ethnic in nature, and ethnicity was introduced into Rwanda through the colonial administrators. Churches were complicit in this: they provided services of education and healthcare selectively, whereas the religion itself demanded otherwise, which caused ethnic tensions to grow. Hence, church is complicit in one of the root causes of genocide, as it followed the political agenda of the Belgian administrators instead of fulfilling its religious duties.
Hope this helps.
PS: and capturing it as Hutu vs. Tutsi is not healthy, as it was mostly Hutu vs. Hutu moderates and Tutsi. Also, Tutsi also committed crimes and atrocities, and such an answer belies this fact (while it must also be acknowledged that the crime of genocide was committed one-sidedly - as per the definition of the term - by Hutu).
What happened Virginia Tech massacre?
This one man came in with guns shot a bunch of people then himself This one man came in with guns shot a bunch of people then himself
where millions of tamils were targeted and killed in a inhumane way
Yes Pol pot was very much a dictator, and he executed thousands, and their skull were only piled up for all to see.