Dictionary of Genocide - D Ank Unlimited

Century of Genocide: Critical Essays and Eyewitness
Accounts (Totten and Charny), 63–64
Chad, 27; Janjaweed attacks on refugee camps in, 98
Chad-Sudan border, 27
Chairman Mao. See Mao Zedong
Chalk, Frank, 101
Chamberlain, Neville, 64–65
Cham people, genocide of, 64
Chapter VI of the UN Charter, 65–66; limits of,
65–66
Chapter six and a half, 65; and Dallaire, Lieutenant-
General Romeo, 65; Shake Hands with the
Devil: The Failure of Humanity in Rwanda, 65
Chapter VII of the UN Charter, 66
Chap Teuv, 65
Charny, Israel W., 40, 66–67, 213; Auron, Yair and,
67; definition of genocide, 101; Encyclopedia
of Genocide, 131; How Can We Commit the
Unthinkable? Genocide: A Human Cancer, 66;
“International Conference on the Holocaust
and Genocide,” 66; internet and, 66–67; Internet
on the Holocaust and Genocide, 225–26;
Genocide: A Critical Bibliographical Series,
160; Markusen, Eric and, 67; publications of,
66–67; Totten, Samuel and, 67
Chechens: deportation from USSR, 108
Chechnya, 39; dirty war, 114
Chelmno. See Kulmhof
“Chemical Ali,” 67. See also al-Majid, Ali Hassan (Iraq)
Chemical weapons: Anfal campaign (Iraq), 10, 13;
and democide, 106; mustard gas, 296; phosgene
gas, 296; prussic acid, 100; Iraq’s
supplied by Frans Van Anraat, 454; use of,
198; Zyklon B, 100
CHE. See Complex Humanitarian Emergency (CHE)
Chetniks, 67–68; Bosnia-Herzegovina, in, 68; Croatia,
in, 68; opposed to Nazi Germany, 67–68;
Raznatovic, Zeljko, 68; Serbia, 67–68
Cheyenne, 386
Chiang Kai-Shek: and Mao Zedong, 268–70
Chile, 68–69; Desaparecidos (those who have disappeared),
68; Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional
(DINA), 114; Pinochet Ugarte, General Augusto
Jose Ramon, 68–69
China: communism in, 69; cultural genocide in, 92;
Cultural Revolution, 69, 92, 269; genocide
in, 69; Gong, Falun, and, 69; Great Leap
Forward, 69, 269; Nanking massacre, 69,
298; social engineering, 399; starvation in,
69; Tibet, and, 69, 421–22; Zedong, Mao,
69, 268–70
Chittagong Hill Tracts, genocide in, 69–70;
Bangladesh, in, 69–70; Jummas, of, 69–70
Chmielnicki, Bogdan, 70, 71; Ukraine, 70
Chmielnicki Pogroms, 71
Choeung Ek, 71; Cambodia, in, 71; and Killing
Fields, The, 71
Chomsky, Noam, 107
Chopra, Jarat, 329
Christian Front, 89
Christianity, 46
Christians: discrimination against, by Muslims,
361–62; libel of Jews, 110; in Turkey, 80
Christian X, King of Denmark, 71; Germany, Nazi
and, 71; in novel, Exodus (Uris), 71
Churban, 71–72. See also Holocaust (Shoah); as part
of God’s divine plan, 71
Churchill, Ward, 102–3
CIA. See U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
CICC. See Coalition for an International Criminal
Court (CICC)
Civil war, 72–73; aftermath of, 73; in China, 269;
genocide and, 72–73; Lost Boys of Sudan,
262–63; in Sudan, 262–63
Class, 73
Classification of Genocides in Multiple Categories, 73
“Clearing the Bush,” 73
Clinton’s apology, Rwandan genocide, 73–74
“CNN Effect” (also commonly referred to as “CNN
Factor”), 74
Coalition for an International Criminal Court
(CICC), 74; nongovernmental organizations
(NGOs), 74
Coalition for International Justice (CIJ), 74; Darfur
Atrocities Documentation Project, 74; former
Yugoslavia, the, 74; nongovernmental organizations
(NGOs), 74; Rwanda, 74; Sudan, 74;
U.S State Department, 74
Coalition Pour la Défense de la République (CDR)
(French, Coalition for the Defense of the Republic),
35, 74–75; anti-Tutsi, 74; Hutu, 74–75
COC. See Committee on Conscience (COC)
Coercive diplomacy (also referred to as coercive inducement),
75
Cold, dekulakization and, 105
Cold War, 43, 75–77; beginning at Yalta
Conference, 478; coined by Baruch,
Bernard, 75; Communism, 75; demise of the
Soviet Union and, 76; Eastern bloc, 75; great
powers in, 76; hope of safer world after, 77;
mass murder allowed, 76; proxies to fight
their battles in, 76; total nuclear destruction,
threatened, 76; Western bloc, 75
Colin Tatz, 29
Collaborators, 77
Collective intervention, 77; “no-fly zones,” 77;
peacekeeping, 77; sanctions, 77
Collective responsibility, imposition of by the Nazis,
77; Germany, Nazi, 77; reprisal, 77
Collectivization, 77–78; and Bolsheviks, 89; defined,
77; kulak, 77–78
Colonial genocide, 78; Beothuks of Newfoundland
and, 78; Hereros of Namibia and, 78, 184;
massacre of indigenous people, 78; Nama
people, genocide of, 298; Pallawahs of Tasmania
and, 78; Tasmanian Aborigines, 416;
Yukis of California and, 78
Colonialism, 78; destruction of preexisting
indigenous communities, 78; indigenous
groups and genocide, 209
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