Dictionary of Genocide - D Ank Unlimited

INDEX
524
Pallawah People, 327
Pavelic, Ante, 327–28
Peace-Building, 329
Peace Enforcement, 328
Peacekeeping, 77, 329; and Presidential Decision Directive
25 (PDD-25), 341; preventive
deployment, 342–43
Peace Maintenance, 328–29
Peace Operations, 329
Peacemaking, 329
PeaceWatch, 329
Pearson International Peacekeeping Training Center,
329–30
People groups: Arawak, 50; Carib, 50; Ge, 50; Herero
people, genocide of, 184, 460–61; Igbo people,
205–6; Indigenous groups, 209,
209–10; Moriori People, genocide of,
290–91; Nama people, genocide of, 298,
460–61; Native Americans, genocide of,
301; Nuba, 310; Pontic Greeks, genocide of,
337; tribal, right to self-determination, 413;
Tupi-Guarani, 50; Yanomami, 51
People of Integrity, 330
Permanent Five. See P-5
Perpetrators of genocide, 36; Adolf Eichmann, 34;
Bagosora, Théoneste, 32; Government of
Iran, 33; Hackenholt, SS Master Sergeant
Lorentz, 37; Himmler, SS Chief Heinrich, 37;
Hutu, 442; Hutu, in Burundi, 54; individual
responsibility, concept of, 210; Khmer-
Rouge, 53, 445; megalomaniacs, see Utopia;
Nazi SS, 32; Ottoman-Turk, 32; prosecutions
of, 331–32; Soviet occupation forces in
Buchenwald, 53; Tutsi, in Burundi, 54; Von
Trotha, Adrian Dietrich Lothar, 460–61;
Wirth, SS Colonel General Christian, 37;
Young Turk regime, 52
Persecution of Baha’is in Iran, 33; Baha’i faith originated
in Iran in 1844, 33; 1850s and 1860s,
over twenty thousand put to death, 33; routinely
killed in small groups, 33
Personnel Continuities, 330
P-5, 330–31
Physicians. See Doctors without Borders
Physicians for Human Rights, 345
Physicians, role of during the Holocaust, 370–71
Pianist, The, 331
Pidhainy, S.O., 43
Pilger, John, 107
Pillage; in Darfur, 97
Pinochet Ugarte, General Augusto Jose Ramon,
331–32; Desaparecidos (those who have disappeared),
68; left-wing political parties and,
68
Pioneers of Genocide Studies (Totten and Jacobs), 332;
Lemkin, Dr. Raphael in, 31, 102, 256–57
PIOOM Foundation, 332
Pius XI, 332–33
Pius XII, 333
Plavsic, Biljana, 333
Poison gas. See Chemical weapons, use of
Poisonings: in Polish death camps, 99–100
Pogroms, 333–34; Chmielnicki Pogroms, 71; Kielce,
244–45; Kishinev Pogrom, 246–47; Kristalnacht,
185, 250
Poland: annihilation of Polish Jewry (1940s), 53–54;
death camps (Vernichtungslager) in, 99–100;
ethnic cleansing in, 335; gas vans, first in,
156; Generalgouvernement in, 157; genocide
of Polish Jewry, 485–86; Judenrat, 233–34;
under Nazi occupation, 8; Sobibor, 398–99;
Treblinka, 429; Warsaw Ghetto uprising, 38,
467; Zygiel bojm, Szmul Artur, 485–86
Poles, 395
Polish Jews; in Lódz Ghetto, 112
Polish National Council, 334
Political Groups; and the U.N. Convention on the
Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of
Genocide (UNCG), 335–36
Political implications of genocide: Christian church
response against, 36; Cold War balance of
powers, 35; nation-building capacity
weakened, 35; President Nixon’s China policy,
35; reluctance of U.S. to intervene, 35
Political killings, 336; disappearances, 115; in
Ethiopia, 134; in North Korea, 246; Operation
Condor, 318
Political realism. See Realism
Political refugees, 38
Political sections, 336
Politicide, 336–37
Pol Pot, 82, 242–43, 334, 386; and Sihanouk, King
Norodom, 394–95; Cambodian genocide and,
57–58; Cham people, genocide of, 64; and
Lon Nol, 261–62; and Son Sen, 386, 402–3;
Year Zero, 479; Year Zero, concept of, 479
Polynesia; Moriori People, genocide of, 290–91
Pontic Greeks, genocide of, 337
Population collapse, 337
Populations at risk, 337
Porrajmos, 337–38
Potocari, 338. See also Srebrinica
Potsdam Agreement, 108
Potsdam Conference, 338–39
Powell, Colin, 339
Powell Doctrine, 339
Preconditions of genocide, 340
Prejudice, 340–41
Presidential Decision Directive 25 (PDD-25), 341
Presidential Guard, Rwandan, 341–42
Prevent International News Monitor, 342
The Prevention and Intervention of Genocide (Totten),
160
Prevention of genocide, 342; Convention on the
Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of
Genocide, 235; Ennals, Martin, 131; Forum
on Early Warning and Early Response
(FEWER), 149; International Alert, 131,