Genocide: The Systematic Killing of a PeopleEnslow Publishing, LLC, 2009 M01 1 - 128 páginas Genocide can be defined as acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group. Author Linda Jacobs Altman examines genocide throughout the ages, focusing especially on the Holocaust, forced famine in the Ukraine under Stalin, war against the American Indians, Cambodia's killing fields, and such recent examples as conflicts in Bosnia and Darfur. She looks at what causes this horrific practice and what might be done to avert it in the future. |
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Contents | 8 |
The Night of Broken Glass | 11 |
The War Against Native Americans | 20 |
The Armenian Genocide | 32 |
Forced Famine in Ukraine | 43 |
The Holocaust | 51 |
NonJewish Victims of the Holocaust | 62 |
The Killing Fields of Cambodia | 71 |
Facing Genocide in the New Millennium | 95 |
Toward Diversity and Tolerance | 105 |
Chapter Notes | 112 |
Glossary | 120 |
Further Reading | 122 |
Internet Addresses | 124 |
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Genocide in a Changing World | 82 |
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