Dictionary of Genocide - D Ank Unlimited

INDEX
526
Reserve Police Battalion 101, 364
Resettlement, 364. See also Forcible relocation; Safe
havens
Resettlement country, 365
Resistance movements during the Holocaust, 365;
Scholl, Hans and Sophie, 389–90; White
Rose (Weisse Rose), 389–90
Retributive genocide, 365–66
Revolution and genocide, 366
Revolution and Genocide: On the Origins of the Armenian
Genocide and the Holocaust (Melson), 366
“Rhineland Bastards,” 367. See also Mischlinge
Rhodesia, role in Mozambique genocide, 293
Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact, 367. See also Molotov,
Vyacheslav Mikhailovich; Operation
Barbarossa: ended Operation Barbarossa
Riegner, Gerhard, 367–68
Righteous Among the Nations, 368. See also Righteous
Gentile
Righteous Gentile, 368; ended church in Le Chambon-sur-Lignon,
255; Schindler, Oskar,
388–89; Wallenberg, Raoul, 364, 464–65
Ringelblum, Emanuel, 369
Ringelblum’s Archive, 369
Risk Assessments, 369
Risk factors, 369
Ritter, Dr. Robert, 369–70
Road blocks, Rwandan Genocide, 370
Role of Physicians during the Holocaust, 370–71
Roma. See also Gypsies; and Croat-Nazi collaborators,
480; in Dachau, 95; “other victims” of the
Third Reich, 325; in Polish death camps,
99–100, 371
Roma and Sinti during the Third Reich, 371. See
also Gypsies
Roman Catholic Church ended Albigensian Crusade,
9; and anti-Semitism, 89–90; Burning Times,
The, and, 54; and conquistadores, 86–87;
Coughlin, Father Charles E. Roman, 89–90;
in Czechoslovakia, 422, discrimination against
Jews, 316; and French Cathars, 281–82; Galen,
Bishop Clemens August Graf von, 155–56;
Holocaust, and the, 62–63, 280; Holocaust,
knowledge of, 62–63; Inquisition, 43, 212; objection
to euthanasia of handicapped, 279; policy
of Nostre Aetate, 309–10; and massacre of
Huguenots, 194; Mit Brennender Sorge
(German, With Burning Anxiety), 286; priests
and nuns convicted for Rwandan killings, 380;
religious persecution by, 9, 54; Rwanda genocide,
churches’ role, 380; and T-4 (Tiergartenstrasse
4), 418–19; Tiso, Monsignor Jozef,
422; in United States, 89–90; witch hunt response
to Lutheranism, 267
Romantic utopianism, 30. See Utopia
Rome; committed genocide in, 61–62
Rome Conference; nongovernmental organizations
(NGOs), 74
Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court,
371–72
Roosevelt, Eleanor, 372–73
Roosevelt, Fraklin Delano, 372–73
Rosenberg, Alfred, 373–74
Rose, Sir Michael, 373
Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC), 42; Auxiliary Division
(“Auxies”), 43
RTS TV or Serbian Television, 374
Rubanda Nyamwinshi, 374
Ruggiu, Georges, 374–75
Rugova, Ibrahim, 375–76
Rules of engagement (RoE), 376
Rummel, Rudolph J., 106–7, 107, 376
Rusesabagina, Paul, 376–77
Russell Tribunals, 377–78
Russia, 440; dirty war, 114
Russians, 395
Rutaganda, Georges Anderson Nderbumwe, 378
Rwanda, 32, 33, 35, 441, 442; the Arusha Accords,
24, 236; Bagosora, Colonel Theoneste, 342;
beginning of Tutsi genocide, 179–80;
Bushnell, Prudence, and genocide in, 55;
butchery by Rwandan Armed Forces, 379;
Carlsson Report, 60–61; “Clearing the Bush,”
73; Clinton’s apology, Rwandan genocide,
73–74; Coalition for International Justice
(CIJ), 74; Coalition pour la Défense de la
République (CDR) (French, Coalition for the
Defense of the Republic), 74–75; Dallaire,
Major General Romeo, 96; death squads in,
100; electronic jamming in, 129; ended
“Akazu” oligarchy and, 7; “ethnic cleaning”
in, 96; Gacaca, 152–53; genocide against the
Tutsi, 7; and “genocide fax,” 165–66; genocide
in, 6; Habyarimana, Juvenal, 24; Hutu in,
199–200; Impuzamegambi (Kinyarwarda,
“Those with a single purpose”), 206–7;
Inkotanyi, 212; Interahamwe, 207, 214–15;
International Criminal Court for Rwanda
(ICTR), 6, 75; Jean-Paul Akayeshu, genocide
trial of, 6; Kagame, Paul, 236–37; Kangura,
238–39; Media trial, 277; National Revolutionary
Movement for Development, 7; and
Ngeze, Hassan, 306–7; nonintervention, international
community, 308–9; Presidential
Guard, 341–42; Prime Minister Agathe
Uwilingiyimana, 452–53; Radio-Télévision
Libre des Mille Collines (RTLM), 238, 354–55,
379; reason for U.S. inaction, 288; Shake
Hands with the Devil: The Failure of Humanity
in Rwanda, 65; triggering the genocide in, 24
Rwanda genocide, 324, 379; churches’ role, 380; determination
of, 96; ended Arusha Accords
and, 24, 379; end of, 382–83; French
response to, 380–81; International Criminal
Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR), 222; “Machete
Genocide” in, 266; Operation Turquoise,
322–23; racial epithets and, 104; radio jamming,
not done, 353–54; and road blocks,
370; Romeo Dallaire, 392; triggering of, 24,
429; Tutsi, 432; Twa, 433; U.S.