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    Genocide in Darfur

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    Genocide in Darfur” Why should the United States have to be the country that has to help save everyone? The genocide in Darfur‚ a region in Sudan‚ has been happening since 2003 and not much attention or effort has been put on the crisis. It has been stated that the Arabs in Darfur think that they are the only good race and are murdering everyone else. The United States is the main leader in giving the Darfurians the aid and support they need. Although the United States has not yet given military

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    Africa. Towards the end of World War I‚ Rwanda came under Belgian control. The Hutu and Tutsi‚ the two native groups of Rwanda‚ saw conflict between each other grow as “continued insecurity among Hutu and further bitterness toward capricious rule of Tutsi chiefs was advanced by the Belgian authorities” (WT‚ 65). Soon‚ Belgium implemented an indirect government ran by the native Tutsis‚ but‚ in return‚ created a hierarchical distinction between the natives of Rwanda. After many years of “Tutsi and Belgian

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    The Ukrainian Genocide

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    For one‚ this was the most brutal genocide because of the people’s suffering caused by the horrific orders of violence as well as the famine itself. These actions were carried out by the Joint State Political Directorate. The Ukrainian citizens experienced deportations to Siberia (left without shelter or food) as well as mass arrests and executions at the hands of the OGPU and armed troops ("Holodomor: The Famine-genocide of Ukraine”). Armed brigades conducted food seizures in villages and military

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    Indonesian Genocide

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    ILAS 225 November 29‚ 2011 The Indonesian Genocide To this day‚ the story of the Indonesian Genocide is still relatively unknown. It is only partially told‚ and partly visible through a thick haze of trickery and deception. Between October 1965 and 1966‚ it is estimated that between 500‚000 and 3‚000‚000 people were killed throughout various Indonesian islands‚ including Java‚ Sumatra‚ and Bali (the actual number will never be known for sure). The events that unfolded during this period

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    Outline of the Rwandan Genocide: Draft Introduction Rwanda is a small land-locked nation‚ about 26‚338 square kilometres in size‚ bordered by Burundi‚ Democratic Republic of Congo‚ Uganda and Tanzania. Though mainly flat‚ the country has a large mountain range on its northwest coast – the Virunga Mountains – that are home to the famous Rwandan Mountain Gorillas. In 1994‚ this seemingly insignificant country put itself on the world map‚ but for all the wrong reasons. Over a period of just one hundred

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    Night and Hotel Rwanda Similarities Throughout the course of humanity‚ we have experienced terrible transgressions in our society. Although they took place sixty-one years apart‚ similar horrific events from the Holocaust (1933-1945) and the Rwandan Genocide (1994) occurred. In Night‚ the Holocaust was the systematic‚ bureaucratic‚ state sponsored persecution and murder of approximately 6 million Jews by the Nazi regime and its collaborators. The Nazis believed they were “racially superior”

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    Genocide is the deliberate and systematic killing of a racial‚ cultural or religious group. The Rwandan Genocide‚ which resulted in the mass murdering of over 800 000 Tutsi people‚ was one of the shortest but largest civil wars in earths history. Its cause‚ which is still debated about by historians today‚ has been a controversial topic since its occurrence. While it was sparked directly by the death of the Rwandan president Juvenal Habyarimana (a Hutu) when his plane was shot down‚ many believe

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    For replacement credit‚ I watched the film‚ Hotel Rwanda. In this reaction paper I will write my impressions and reaction to the film‚ as well as address the film as it relates to the concepts of human geography that I have learned over the semester. The movie is about the genocide in Rwanda in 1994. The movie shows how Hutu extremists mass murdered the Tutsi population and how one Hutu named Paul Rusesabagina‚ a hotel manager‚ helped save the lives of his friends and family and over one

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    Darfur Genocide

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    What is the Darfur Genocide? -A current mass slaughter of Darfuri men‚ women and children that began in the spring of 2003 -In September of 2004 President George W. Bush declared this Crisis Genocide Where is this taking place? -This is taking place in Sudan‚ Africa (Largest country in Africa) -Darfur is a region in Western Sudan which is where this Genocide is taking place -About the size of Texas -Population is an estimated 6‚000‚000 -Divided into 3 states -There are between 40-80 ethnic

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    Eight Steps of Genocide

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    Genocide * Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part * Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group: Why? * There has been considerable research on why a perpetrator should want to destroy a group or‚ if not destroy the group as such‚ murder people because of their group membership. Motives are often complex and intertwined‚ but one can usually pull out among the mix a major motive.

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