Dictionary of Genocide - D Ank Unlimited

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Bophana, a Cambodian Tragedy (film), 47
Bosnia-Herzegovina, 47–48, 442; army of, 2; concentration
camps, Bosnian War, 82–83; contact
group, 87–88; Dayton Agreement (Dayton
Accords) and, 99, 363; Dutchbat (Dutch
paratroop battlation), 122–23; first Muslim
town attacked: Visegrad, 459–60; Foca, rape
camp, 146; Gorazde, 171; Holiday Inn Sarajevo,
189–90; irredentism, 277; Krstic,
Radislav, 250–51; massacre in Srebrenica,
484; Milosevic, Slobodan, 48, 283–85; nonintervention,
international community,
308–9; Operation Deny Flight, 319; Potocari,
338; Republika Srpska, enemy of, 99,
333, 363; Tuzla, 433; Wiesel, Elie and the
Bosnian genocide, 471; Zepa, 483
Bosnian Muslims, 324; white arm bands, 470
Bosnian safe areas, 48; Srebrenica, 48, 49, 251, 405;
Zepa, 48
Bosnian Serbs: cultural genocide by, 91–92; Karadzic,
Radovan, 240; Scorpions, volunteer militia,
390–91; Sniper Alley, 398; Serbian Democratic
party founder, 240–41; Srebrenica massacre,
405; Tadic, Dusan, 415
Bosnian War; failed Vance-Owen Peace Plan,
454–55; Sniper Alley, 398
Boutros-Ghali, Boutros (UN secretary-general), 49;
“Agenda for Peace,” 5
Brahimi, Lakhdar, 49
Brahimi Report, 49
Brand, Joel, 49–50
Brazil: genocide of indigenous peoples in, 50; the
Yanomami people in, 478–79
Bringing Them Home (National Inquiry into the Separation
of Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Children from Their Families), 29
Broad-Based Transitional Government (BBTG), 51–52
Browning, Christopher, and intentionalists, 214
Bryce, Viscount James, 52
Buchenwald, 52–53, 83; famous people held in, 53;
Koch, Ilse (“Bitch of Buchenwald”), 52;
Koch, Karl Otto (first commandant), 52; prisoners
in, 53
Buddhists; destruction of, by Khmer-Rouge, 53
Bund (Jewish Labor Organization): reports by, 53–54
Bund Deutscher Mädel (BdM; League of German
Girls), 53
Burning Times, The, 54
Burundi: genocide in, 54; Hutu versus Tutsi in, 54,
199–200; Tutsi, 432
Bushnell, Prudence, 55
Butcher of the Balkans, 328
Butz, Arthur, 55
Byelorussia (now Belarus), 43
Bystanders, 55–56
Caedite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius. See
Amaury, Arnold
Calling the Ghosts: A Story about Rape, War and
Women, 57
Cambodia, 39, 441; Angkar Loeu (political party) and,
14; Angkar’s eight-point agenda, 14; Cambodian
Documentation Commission (CDC), 57;
Cham people, genocide of, 64; Chap Teuv, 65;
“class enemies,” 334; “Comrade Duch,” 82;
coup by Lon Nol, 261; cultural genocide in,
91–92; Democratic Republic of Kampuchea,
108; documentation of genocide in, 478; impunity
for Khmer Rouge, 93; impunity for Pol
Pot, 93; Ke Pauk, 242; Khieu Samphan,
242–43; Khmer Rouge and, 57–58, 64, 108;
Killing Fields, The, and, 71; Killing Fields, The,
246; Kingdom of, 446; Land of Wandering
Souls, 252; Marxist Circle, 402; mass graves in,
71; Old People, Cambodia, 316; Pol Pot and,
14, 57, 64; postgenocide, 184; Sihanouk,
Norodom, 394–95; social engineering, 399;
and slavery, 397; study of genocide in, 477–78;
Tuol Sleng prison, 82, 386, 431–32; United
States Cambodian Genocide Justice Act, 447;
United States’ response, described, 59–60; U.S.
bombing in (Operation Menu), 320; Vietnam
intervention in, 458–59; and Yale University
Genocide Studies Program, 477–78; Year Zero,
479; Year Zero, concept of, 479
Cambodian Documentation Commission (CDC), 57
Cambodian Genocide Justice Act, 58–59
Cambodian genocide, the United States’ response to,
59–60
Canada: genocide in, 60; First Nations and, 60;
Métis People, 280
Canada-U.S. Human Rights Information and Documentation.
See CUSHRID Net
Canaris, Admiral Wilhelm, 46
Carbon monoxide asphyxiation, 67, 264
Carlsson report, 60–61
Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadly
Violence, 61
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in
Washington, D.C., 31
Carpet bombing. See Area bombing
Carthage: Cato the Elder’s statement, 61–62; genocide
in, 61; Rome, 61; Scipio, 61
Carthago delenda est! (Latin, Carthage is destroyed!),
62; Cato the Elder, 62
Cathars. See Albigensian Crusade
Catholic Church, and the Holocaust, 62–63
CDC. See Cambodian Documentation Commission
(CDC)
CEH. See Truth Commission
Center for International Development and Conflict
Management (CIDCM), 63, 285
Central Africa Republic; preventive deployment,
342–43
Centre for Comparative Genocide Studies. See Australian
Institue for Holocaust and Genocide
Studies (AIHGS)
Century of genocide, 63; Century of Genocide: Critical
Essays and Eyewitness Accounts, 63–64;
coined by Smith, Roger, 63