Dictionary of Genocide - D Ank Unlimited

INDEX
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Kaganovich, Lazar Moiseevich, 237
Kajuga (Jerry) Robert, 237
Kalmyks: deportations from Soviet Union, 108
Kambanda, Jean, 237–38
Kangura, 238–39; Hutu Ten Commandments,
200–201; and Ngeze, Hassan, 306–7
Kapos, 239–40
Karachays: deportations from Soviet Union, 108
Karadzic, Radovan, 240, 363
Karamira, Froduald, 241
Karski, Jan, 241
Ka-Tzetnik 135633, 242
Kemal, Ismail (Bey), 242
Kenney, George, 242
Ke Pauk, 242
Khang Khek Iev, 386, 402. See also “Comrade Duch”
Khemshils: deportation from USSR, 108
Khieu Samphan, 242–43
“Khmer Noir,” 244
Khmer Rouge (Cambodia), 47, 82, 244; Angkar’s
eight-point agenda, 14; campaign against
Buddhists, 53; Chap Teuv, 65; and China,
458–59; cultural genocide by, 91–92; culture
of impunity, and, 93; Duch (Khang Khek
Ieu), 120; in Eastern Zone (Kampuchea),
125; eliticide, 129–30; intellectuals, artists,
professionals, 58; Islam and, 64; Khieu Samphan,
242–43; Lon Nol, 261–62; Nuon
Chea, 310–11; Pol Pot and, 14, 57–58; and
Sihanouk, King Norodom, 394–95; Son Sen,
386, 402–3; Ta (“Grandfather”) Mok,
414–15; Tuol Sleng prison, 82, 386, 431–32;
victims of, 58; and Vietnam, 458–59; Year
Zero, 479; Year Zero, concept of, 479
Kielce Pogrom, 244–45
Kigali Memorial Centre, 245
Killing Fields, The, 71, 246; Schanberg, Sydney H.,
journalist depicted in, 388
Killing Fields, The, 245–46
“Kill Them All. God Will Know His Own!.” See
Amaury, Arnold
Kim Il-sung, 246
Kishinev Pogrom, 246–47
Klemperer, Victor, 247. See also I Will Bear Witness:
A Diary of the Nazi Years—1933–1941; I Will
Bear Witness: A Diary of the Nazi Years—
1942–1945
Koch, Ilse (“Bitch of Buchenwald”), 52
Koch, Karl Otto, 52
Kohl, Helmut, 41
KOLAKOPS, 247–48
Konzentrationslager, 298
Koreans; deportations from Soviet Union, 108
Kosovo: agreement to set up government following
genocide, 355; first president Ibrahim Rugova,
375–76; Force (KFOR), 248; Intervention,
248. See also Allegations of a
Serb-perpetrated Genocide; Intervention,
Serb claims of genocide, 248–49; and irredentism,
277; Liberation Army (KLA),
249–50; and Milosevic, Slobodan, 48,
283–85; nonintervention, international
community, 308–9; Operation Allied Force,
317; Operation Horseshoe, 319; Racak massacre,
350–51; Rambouillet Accords, 355;
Rugova, Ibrahim, 249
Kozielewski, Jan. See Karski, Jan
Kristallnacht, 185, 250, 391
Kristof, Nicholas D., 250
Krstic, Radislav, 250–51
Kulaks, 77–78, 89, 251; dekulakization under Bolshevik
regime, 105, Thousanders and, 421
Kulmhof: carbon monoxide asphyxiation, 67; firing
squad, 67
Kuper, Leo, 251–52; Genocide: Its Political Use in the
Twentieth Century, 2
Kurdish Genocide in Northern Iraq, 252
Kurds (ethnic group), 384–85; al-Majid, Ali Hassan,
67; chemical weapons used against, 10;
deportation from USSR, 108; economically
motivated genocide, 126; Galbraith, Peter,
and story of gassing, 154–55; and Powell
Doctrine, 339
Kutner, Luis, 252
Lalleri. See Gypsies
Land of Wandering Souls, 252
Language and genocide, 252. See also Propaganda and
genocide; Purification, Metaphors of; “Life Unworthy
of Life” (German, Lebensunvertes Leben),
261; Mandi Laut (Indonesian, literally “Gone
for a Swim), 268; Untermenschen, 450; Vernichtung
(“Extermination”), 455–56; “Work,” 473
Lanzmann, Claude, 394
Last Days of the Jerusalem of Lithuania: Chronicles from
the Vilna Ghetto and the Camps, 1929–1944
(Kruk), 253–54
Last Just Man, The, 254
Laval, Pierre, 254
Law for the Protection of German Blood and
German Honor, 254–55. See also “Hutu Ten
Commandments”
Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service,
255
On the Law of War and Peace (Grotius), 174–75
“Laws of Occupation, Analysis of Government, Proposals
for Redress,” 31
Laws, treaties, and agreements pertaining to
genocide: Arusha Agreements (signed in
1993), 33
Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, 255
League of Nations: Bryce, Viscount James and ideals
of, 52; Committee of Jurists, 80; International
Criminal Court (ICC), 80; and intervention,
256
Lebensborn (German, “Fountain of Life”), 256
Lebensraum (German, “Living Space”), 256
Le Chambon-sur-Lignon, 255
Lemkin, Dr. Raphael, 31, 102, 256–57. See also Totally
Unofficial Man (Lemkin)