Dictionary of Genocide - D Ank Unlimited

INDEX
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Genocide (continued)
rationale for, 351, 352, 452, see also Modernity
and genocide; research on, 213; representative
accountability in, 405–6; revolution and, 366;
satellite images of, 387–88; slavery, 397; in
southern Sudan, 402–3; theories of, 168;
Total, 425; utilitarian, 451; Transaction Publishers,
428; warning signs of religious, 362;
xenophobic, 475–76
Genocide: A Critical Bibliographical Series (Charny), 160
Genocide and Politicide Project, 161
Genocide as government policy; independent Commonwealth
of Australia, 29
Genocide at the Millennium (Totten), 160
Genocide detection, 387
Genocide education, 168. See also Education on
genocide
“Genocide Fax,” January 1994, 165–66
Genocide in antiquity, 15; ancient Greeks and, 15;
Hebrew bible, references to genocide in, 15;
Roman destruction of Carthage, 15; Roman
wars against the Jews of Palestine, 15
Genocide Convention Implementation Act of 1988,
163
Genocide fiascos and reneges, 444; Srebrenica, 444
Genocide Forum, The, 166
Genocide in Darfur: Investigating Atrocities in the Sudan
(New York: Routledge, 2006): description,
discussion, and analysis of the ADP, its findings,
28; Markusen, Dr. Eric, 28; Totten, Dr.
Samuel, 28
Genocide Perspectives, 29
Genocide Prevention. See Peace-building; Prevention
of Genocide; Satellite images of
Genocide studies, 166, 385; Institute on the
Holocaust and Genocide (Jerusalem), 213;
theories of, 168
Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International Journal
(GSP), 167–68
Genocide Watch, 168; Prevent International News
Monitor, 342
Geno/Politicide, 168–69
German South-West Africa, 266–67
Germans: deportations from Soviet Union, 108;
Herero genocide, 330
Germany, Nazi: annexation of Austria, 14; anti-Jewish
laws. See Law for the Protection of German
Blood and German Honor; Law for the
Restoration of the Professional Civil Service;
bureaucrats in, see Schreibtischtater; Christian
X, King of Denmark and, 71; collective responsibility,
imposition of by the Nazis, 77;
Confessional or Confessing Churches, 85;
conspiracy, 87; Control Council Law No. 10,
88; cultural genocide by, 91–92; Danish resistance,
71; denazification, 108; Gestapo
(Geheime Staatspolitzei; Secret State
Police), 169; Goebbels, (Paul) Joseph, 170;
Göring, Hermann, 169, 171–72; Hademar,
180; handicapped German people. See T-4;
Holocaust, 62–63; irredentism, 277; “Israel”
as middle name of male Jews in, 228;
JUDENREIN, 234; mentally and physically
handicapped, treatment of, 279–80; National
Socialism, 299; and nationalism, 300; and
news media, 306; Nuremberg Trials, 88; and
Protestant churches, 85; and public perception
of, 306; resistance movement against
Nazis in, 389–90; “Sarah” as middle name of
female Jews in, 228; and slave labor, 143–44;
and the Roman Catholic Church, 62–63; Der
Stürmer (newspaper), 109, Third Reich, 420
Gerombolan Pengacau Keamanan (GPK), 169
Gestapo (Geheime Staatspolitzei; Secret State
Police), 169, 184–85; in Warsaw, 331
Ghettos: Krakow, 331; Lódz, 112, 207; and Judenrat,
233–34; Warsaw Ghetto uprising, 38, 467;
Warsaw, information smuggler, 241, 331
Glücks, Richard, 169
Goebbels, (Paul) Joseph, 170
Goldstone, Richard, 170
Golkar (Indonesian political party), 170–71
Gong, Falun, China, genocide in, 69
Good People in a Time of Evil (Broz), 353
Gorazde safe area, 171
Göring, Hermann, 169, 171–72
Gosh, Salah Abdallah, 172
Government of Rwanda, 42
Government of Sudan (GOS), 42
Government policies; desk killing, 110–11
GPK. See Gerombolan Pengacau Keamanan
Great Dictator, The (film), 172–73
Great Purges (USSR), 173, 451
Great Terror (USSR), 173–74
Greeks, 326; deportations from Soviet Union, 108;
Pontic Greeks, genocide of, 337
Grotius, Hugo (Huig de Groot), 174–75
GSP. See Genocide Studies and Prevention: An International
Journal (GSP)
Guatemala: CIA and overthrow of government in,
175; death squads, 79; dirty war, 114; genocide
in, 175–76; Truth Commission, 79
Guayaki Indians. See Aché
Gulags (forced labor and prison camps): Lenin,
Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov established, 257–58;
in North Korea, 246; Soviet, 176–77
Gulag Archipelago, The (Solzhenitsyn), 177
Gurr, Ted, 369. See also Risk Assessments; Risk factors,
369
Gusmao, Xanana, 177–78
Gypsies: Porrajmos, 337–38; research of, by Dr.
Robert Ritter, 369–70
Habyarimana, President Juvenal, 47, 179–80; assassination
of, 24, 32; Bushnell, Prudence, and, 53
Hackenholt, SS Master Sergeant Lorentz, 37
Hademar, 180
Hague, The, 219
Hague Conventions, 180; military occupation,
282–83