Genocide Section
Genocide – the deliberate extermination of one class, race, or religious group by another
Chirot and Edwards typology – Convenience, Revenge, Fear, Purification
Ethnocide, Gendercide
Armenian Genocide – Ottoman Turks; 1915 to 1923
Rwandan Genocide – Tutsi and Hutu tribes; 1994
Sierra Leone – Blood Diamonds; 1991 - 2002
Sudan – Ethnic Cleansing; 2003 – present
Mayan Genocide – Scorched Earth; 1981 – 1983
Moriori Genocide – Moriori v. Maori/Ethnic Superiority; 1835 - 1863
Cambodian Genocide – Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge; 1975 – 1979
The Rape of Nanjing – Japanese invasion of China; 1937
Holodomor – Stalin’s purge in the Ukraine; 1932 – 1933
Holocaust:
Mein Kampf
Holocaust Progression:
Step 1 – Preliminary Discrimination (1933)
Step 2 – Export Jews back to Israel (1934)
Step 3 - Nuremberg Laws (1935/1936)
Step 4 - Kristallnacht (November 9, 1938)
Step 5 – Selective Use of Concentration Camps/ More restrictive Nuremberg Laws (1939)
Step 6 – Mass Use of Work, Medical Experimental, Concentration Camps (1940)
Step 7 - Final Solution (Wannsee Conference - January 1942)
Everett Hughes
Lt. Erwin Bingel
Albert Speer
Operation Hummingbird/Night of the Long Knives (June 30 – July 2, 1934)
Winston Churchill
Synanon
Oskar Schindler
Raoul Wallenberg
Chiune Sugihara
Irena Sendler
Righteous Among Nations
John Rabe
Warsaw Uprising
Adolph Eichmann
(Genocide lecture.doc 496 folder)