Dictionary of Genocide - D Ank Unlimited

International law: father of, 174
International Law Commission: established Nuremberg
principles¸ 312
International Military Tribunal (IMT), 224–25, 396;
International Criminal Tribunal for the former
Yugoslavia (ICTY); chief U.S. prosecutor,
230–31; Crimes against Humanity, 90;
London Charter, 262. See also International
Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR)
International Military Tribunal, 224
International Network on Holocaust and Genocide, 225
International Organization for Migration, 441
International Panel of Eminent Personalities (IPEP),
225
International Pro-Armenia Movement, 52
International relations, 2
International War Crimes Tribunal; and United
States, 377
International Workgroup for Indigenous Affairs
(IWGIA), 225
Internet on the Holocaust and Genocide, 225–26
Intervention Efforts: safe area, 384
In the Beginning Was the Ghetto: Notebooks from Lódz
(Rosenfeld), 207
Into that Darkness: An Examination of Conscience
(Sereny), 409
Inyangumugayo, 330
Inyenzi, 226. See Epithets
Iraq: al-Majid, Ali Hassan, 67; Anfal campaign,
13–14; allegations of genocide against the
Kurds (ethnic group), 13–14; genocide of
Kurds in Northern Iraq. See Anfal; Hussein,
Saddam, 198–99; INDICT Campaign,
208–9; Kurdish genocide in Northern Iraq,
252; safe havens, 384–85; Special Tribunal
for Crimes Against Humanity (IST), 226;
supplier of raw material for chemical weapons
Frans Van Anraat, 454; war with Iran, 198
Ireland: crimes against humanity, 91; and Cromwell,
Oliver, 91; war crimes against, 91
Irish Conquest, 1649. See Cromwell, Oliver
Irish independence movement, 42
Irish Republican Army (IRA), 42
Irredentism, 277
Irving, David, 277–78
Islam: Bangladesh, in, 70; Khmer Rouge and, 64;
Marsh Arabs (Shiite), 270; and stigma of
raped women, 159, 272; perpetrators in
Sudan, 262–63
Israel: Charny, Israel W. and, 66–67; as middle name of
male Jews in Germany, 228; Yad Vashem, 477
“Israel,” 228
I Will Bear Witness: A Diary of the Nazi Years—
1933–1941 (Klemperer), 202
I Will Bear Witness: A Diary of the Nazi Years—
1942–1945 (Klemperer), 202
Izetbegovic, Alija, 48, 99, 228–29
“J,” 230
Jackson, Robert H., 230–31
Janjaweed militia, 231; attacks on refugee camps in
Chad, 98; attacks on Sudanese displaced persons
camps, 98; and genocide in Darfur, 97;
and Gosh, Salah Abdallah, 172
Japan; Nanking (now Nanjing) and, 69, 298–99
Jarboe, Captain Walter, 481; and Eel River Rangers,
481; and Yuki people, genocide of, 481–82
Jasenovac, 231
Jehovah’s Witnesses; in Dachau, 95; in Polish death
camps, 99–100
Jesus Christ, 36, 46
Jewish Agency in Palestine, 49
Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw: Ringelblum’s
Archive, 369
Jewish question, 231–32. See also Final Solution to
the Jewish Question
Jewish refugees; Dunera boys, 121–22
Jews: Christian, 307; and Croat-Nazi collaborators,
480; discrimination against, by Christian
church, 361–62; French, and Laval, Pierre,
254; goals of anti-Jewish administrators, 170;
“Israel” as middle name of male Jews, 228; “J,”
230; “J” on passports suggested by Swiss,
360–61; King Christian’s support of, 71;
Kishinev Pogrom, 246–47; in Nazi-occupied
France, 456–57; Nuremberg (racial) laws,
311–12; rescued Jewish children, 194; rescuer
Albert George Ogilvie, 315–16; “Sarah” as
middle name of female Jews, 228; and slavery,
397; Sobibor, 398; SS St. Louis, 407; Ukraine,
in, 70; Vrba, Rudolf, 461–62; and Wallenberg,
Raoul, 364, 464–65; Wiesel, Elie, 471; Yad
Vashem, 477; and Yellow Star or Badge,
479–80; Zygiel bojm, Szmul Artur, 485–86
Jihad: in Hama, Syria, 181
JNA. See Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA)
Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of
Advanced International Studies, 445
Jolie, Angelina; Goodwill Ambassador, 40; Notes
from My Travels (2003), 40; U.S. actress, 39
Jonassohn, Curt, 101
Journal of Genocide Research (JGR), 138, 232
Journey to Darfur, A, 232
Judaism, 46
Judenfrei, 233
Judenrat, 233–34
Judenrein, 234
Jud Süss, 232–33
Jus ad Bellum, 234
Jus Cogens, 234
Jus in Bello, 234
Justice: for Armenians, 320; for Jews by Wiesenthal,
Simon, 471–72; Lawyers Committee for
Human Rights, 255; when mass graves are
found, 271; United States Cambodian Genocide
Justice Act, 447; Victor’s Justice, 457
Just War Theory, 234–35
Kabiligi, Brigadier General Gratien, 33
Kagame, Paul, 236–37
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