Dictionary of Genocide - D Ank Unlimited

Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich, 257–58; Cossacks, genocide
of, 88–89; the gulags and, 176
Leopold II, King of the Belgians, 258
Lepsius, Johnnes, 258–59
Lewis, Bernard, 259
Libel; of Jews, 110
Libya, Genocide in, 259; and Mussolini, Benito,
295–96
Lidice, 260
Lieber, Dr. Franz (Francis), 260–61
Life is Beautiful, 261
“Life Unworthy of Life” (German, Lebensunvertes
Leben), 261. See also T-4; Mentally and physically
handicapped, treatment of, 279–80
Linguicide, 261
Locke, John, 117
Lódz Ghetto, 112
London Charter, 262, 313
Lon Nol, 261–62; and Pol Pot, 334
Lost Boys of Sudan, 262–63
Lowry, Heath W., 263
Lublin-Majdanek, 263–64
Lukic, Milan, 264
Macedonia, 265–66, 441, 442; preventive
deployment, 342–43
“Machete Genocide,” 266
MacKenzie, Lewis, 266
Ma’dan (ethnic group) People. See Marsh Arabs
Maharero, Samuel, 266–67
Majdanek. See Lublin-Majdanek
Male homosexuals, 83
Malleus Maleficarum (Latin, The Witches’ Hammer)
(Kramer), 267
Mandate, of a United Nations Mission, 268
Mandates, and United Nations Peacekeeping Operations,
267
Mandi Laut (Indonesian, literally “Gone for a Swim),
268
Man in the Glass Booth, The, 268
Maori genocide perpetrators, 290–91
Mao Zedong, 268–70; Cultural Revolution, 92
Markusen, Dr. Eric, 28
Marr, Wilhelm, 270
Marsh Arabs. See Ma’dan (ethnic group), 270;
AMAR Appeal and, 10–11; and Hussein,
Sadam, 198–99; and Powell Doctrine, 339
Marxist revolution, 30
Marx, Karl; socialism, 399
Massacres: of Armenians, 181; Chmielnicki Pogroms,
71; colonial genocide and, 78; by conquistadores,
86–87; dirty war, 114; and Drina Corps,
120; evidence of, 271; Hamidian Massacres,
181; of Huguenots, 194; of indigenous people,
78; of Jummas, 70; of Muslims by Serbs, 481; at
Lidice, 260; and mass graves, 270–71; of
Mayan communities, 79–80; in Mozambique,
293; in Nanking, 298; at Racak, 350–51; at
Srebrenica, 405, 484; St. Bartholomew’s Day,
194; at Wounded Knee, 473–74
Massaliet, 42
Mass graves, 270–71; secondary graves, 391
Mass rape, 271–72; in Mozambique, 293
Mass rape as a crime against humanity, 272
Mauthausen-Gusen, 83, 273
Maya people, 79–80; Guatemalan killing of, 175
Mayan communities: complete extermination of, 79
McCarthy, Justin A., 273
McCloskey, Frank, 173
McMillan, Angus, 274–75
MDR. See Mouvement Démocratique Républicain
(MDR)
Mechanisms of Genocide, 275
Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors without Borders),
275–76
Media outlets: inciting genocide, 276; Kangura,
238–39, 276; New Yorker magazine, 34;
Radio B-92, 353; Radio-Télévision Libre des
Mille Collines (RTLM), 40, 276; RTS TV or
Serbian Television, 374
Media trial, Rwanda, 277, 307
Medical experiments: in Dachau, 95; Megele,
Josef, 278–79; in Polish death camps,
99–100
Mein Kampf (My Struggle, or My Fight)(Hitler), 187,
277–78; Lebensraum advocated in, 256
Melanesians; “Kanakas,” 44
Memorandum 1986, 391–92. See Serbian Memorandum,
391–92
Méndez, Juan E., 278, 445
Mengele, Josef, 278–79
Mens Rea (Latin, “guilty mind”), 279
Mentally and Physically Handicapped, Treatment of
by Nazi Germany, 279–80
Meskhetian Turks: deportation from USSR, 108
Methods of genocide, 28
Métis People, 280
Mfecane (Zulu, “The Crushing”), 280
Micombero, Michel, 280–81
Middle Ages and genocide, 281–82
Milgram, Stanley, 282
Military occupation, 282–83
Military rule: Argentina, 114
Militias, 283
Milosevic, Slobodan, 48, 283–85; Chetniks and, 68;
compromise with, 249; Dayton Agreement
(Dayton Accords) and, 99; and NATO’s
Kosovo intervention, 302
Minorities at Risk Project, 285
Minority, 285
Miqmaq, 60
Mischlinge, 285–86
Missing persons, 218
Mission mandate, 286
Mit Brennender Sorge (German, With Burning
Anxiety), 286
Mladic, Ratko, 286–87
Modernity and genocide, 287–88
Mogadishu, 288
Mogadishu line, 288
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