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    It was May 20‚ 2007 and it was sunny outside and my parents told me that we were going to have a picnic in Ed Levin Park with my cousins the other day and I felt happy that I would get to play with them and dressed up. I wore a white shirt with a logo on it with shorts and a grey jacket with my mom and dad wearing similar things to what I was wearing but my dad was wearing jeans. My dad was tall and had brown eyes and hair like my mom but she was short. It took about 10 minutes to get there because

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    Yesterday‚ late in the afternoon‚ a massacre occurred by lake Asus. A boy named William‚ brother of victor an ex professor at the University‚ was strangulated to his sinister death. Friends described him a “ nice chap with a lot to offer.” He had a “bright future”. He had finished school and headed for the lake as usual‚ but it dawned on his parents that William was not home at around 6 in the evening. Eyewitnesses claim that a large man like creature murdered an innocent boy named: William. Stacy

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    which started a revolt. In response to these revolts‚ Stalin ordered all farmland and livestock to be seized and no profit given to the farmers who owned the land. This was the start of the year long famine. Even though the famine is registered as a genocide and the events killed more people than Jewish people killed during the Holocaust‚ it was a barely noticed tragedy. The two parties involved in the Holodomor are the Soviets and the Ukrainians. The Soviets were the government and the army that starved

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    Attempted Aboriginal Genocide in Rabbit Proof Fence The exploitation and colonizing of the Australian Aborigines by the British settlers in the early 20th century is evident through Rabbit-Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington. Historical background information has provided a deeper understanding into the “stolen generations”; hence‚ we further understand the struggles Daisy‚ Molly‚ Gracie and their families had to go through. The kidnapping of these children to brainwash them of their language‚ tradition

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    Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge separated people by religion‚ wealth‚ nationality‚ and intelligence (“Cambodian Genocide”). Blue scarves were issued to the people of the Eastern Zone (Stanton) to show where they were from (“Cambodian Genocide”). Innocent civilians were worked‚ tortured‚ and murdered for no reason. The Khmer Rouge organized millions of people to be sent to labor and death camps. Citizens were shot on the spot

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    ethnic groups that were associated with this event‚ the Hutu and Tutsi. For many years these two groups lived with and among each other somewhat peacefully until tensions started to rise and major events broke out‚ which eventually led to The Rwandan Genocide. Rwanda‚ which has always been a poor country‚ lacked many resources and many people were extremely poor‚ and along with this they had a very hot climate‚ not a lot of waterways‚ and not a lot of sources for communication (Fisanick 47). As a result

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    Lavina Williams English 102 November 6th‚ 2014 Genocide in Rwanda How did the Rwandan Genocide affect the world? The Genocide in Rwanda was one of the most memorable events that ever took place in the world in the 1990s. A large group of people killed at the same place at the same time is called genocide because it deals with murder. In Rwanda there are three major tribes‚ one called the Hutu‚ the other called Tutsi‚ and the Twa (“Rwanda genocide of 1994” par.1). As a developing country‚ Rwandans

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    Genocides have occurred through out history in even the most “civilized” of countries. Those of which include the Black War in Australia‚ the War of Three Kingdoms in English territory‚ the Greek Genocide by the Ottomans‚ the Holocaust in Germany‚ and the Rwandan Genocide in Africa. Each time genocides occur the people of the world vow never again. But those are just words‚ words that are worthless. Everyone likes feeling safe. By saying that no more genocides will occur is a way to shelter

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    Richard Dawkins and His Genocide of Faith The prominent evolutionist Richard Dawkins has emerged as the leading spokesperson for the point of view that a belief in evolution demands atheism. Dawkins is a brilliant author and speaker. He teaches at Oxford University and in 2006 published a book titled The God Delusion‚ where Dawkins argues that a God most certainly does not exist and so therefore faith‚ qualifies as a delusion. In 1996 Dawkins was named "Humanist of The Year" and in his acceptance

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    BLUEPRINT OF GENOCIDE: COMPARISON BETWEEN THE HOLOCAUST AND THE RWANDAN GENOCIDE Introduction The Oxford dictionary defines ‘ideology’ as “a system of ideas and ideals‚ especially one which forms the basis of economic or political theory and policy”. The definition emphasizes the role of ideology as the basis of economic or political policy. But a closer look at the twentieth century will reveal instances where ideology has played an even more significant role. Genocide. It makes one

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