Dictionary of Genocide - D Ank Unlimited

(non)response to, 381–82; See also Somalia
Factor
Rwandan Armed Forces, 32, 378–80
Rwandan genocide, U.S. response to, 381–82
Rwandan Government Forces (RGF), 382
Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA), 382
Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), 33, 42, 236, 322,
378–80, 382–83
Sachsenhausen, 83
Safe Area, 384; French-established in Rwanda, 381;
Operation Turquoise, 381; UN-designated,
442
Safe havens, Northern Iraq, 384–85; for Kurds after
Gulf War. See Operation Provide Comfort
Saloth Sar. See Pol Pot
Sanctions, 77, 385; inducements as part of, 212;
smart sanctions, 397; trade, 125, 426; Trading
with the Enemy Act, 426–27; Travel
sanctions, 428
Sanctions Assistance Missions (SAMs), 385
Sand Creek Massacre, 386
Santa Cruz Massacre, 386. See Dili Masacre
Santebal, 386
“Sarah,” 228, 387
Sarajevo; Sniper Alley, 398
Sartre, Jean-Paul, 387
Satellite images of genocide, 387–88
Save Darfur Coalition, 388
Schanberg, Sydney H., 388
Scheffer, David, 388
Schindler, Oskar, 363–64, 388–89
Schindler’s List, 389
Scholl, Hans and Sophie, 389–90; and White Rose,
470
Schreibtischtater, 390
Schulte, Eduard, 367
Scorched earth policies: and Bolsheviks, 89; and
Gosh, Salah Abdalla, 172
Scorpions, 390–91
SD, 391
Secondary Graves, 391
Serbia: Arkan’s Tigers (militia), atrocities by, 18; Chetniks,
67–68; Milosevic, Slobodan, 283–85;
NATO intervention, 302; Operation Deliberate
Force, 218–19; rape camps, 272
“Serbian Iron Lady”; See Plavsic, Bijana
Serbian Memorandum, 391–92
Serbian Television, 392
Serbs, 480; and Croat-Nazi collaborators, 480
Seventh Day Adventist’s role in Rwandan genocide,
380
Sèvres, Treaty of, 392
Shake Hands with the Devil: The Journey of Romeo Dallaire,
392–93
Shalom Institute, Shalom College, University of New
South Wales, 29
Shanawdithit, 38, 393
Shaw, Stanford, 393
“Sheep to the slaughter,” 394
Shiite Muslims. See also Marsh Arabs; and Hussein,
Sadam, 270
Shirach, Baldur von, 53
Shoah (film), 395
Shootings; in Polish death camps, 99–100, 264
Sicherheitsdienst, 391
Sihanouk, Norodom, 47, 395–96, 446
Simon Wiesenthal Center, 396
Sinn Féin (Ourselves Alone), 42
Sinti. See also Gypsies; in Dachau, 95; in Polish death
camps, 99–100
Site 2 Around the Borders, 396
Slave labor, 396–97; in Cambodia, 334; and Leopold
II, King of the Belgians, 258; in Lublin-Majdanek,
84, 263–64; in Mauthausen-Gusen,
83, 273; Monowitz, 289; during the Third
Reich, 396–97; “other victims” of the Third
Reich, 325
Smart Sanctions, 397
Smith, Bradley, 397–98
Sniper Alley, 398
Sobibór, 398
Sobibór death camp, 133–34; Stangl, Kommandant
Franz, 409–10
Social Darwinism, 398–99; eugenics and Nazi ideology,
303; Lebensraum (German, “Living
Room,” or “Living Space”), 256
Social Engineering, 399–400
Social impacts of genocide: Christian Church response
against, 36; habituation of citizens, 34
Socialism, 400
Soldier Blue, 401
Solomon Islands, 44
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr, 177
Somalia; Operation Restore Hope, 288; and Presidential
Decision Directive 25 (PDD-25), 341
Somalia Factor, 401
Sometimes in April, 401–2
Sonderkommando, 402–3; Sobibor, 398
Son Sen, 386, 402
South Africa: concentration camps, South African
War, 84–85; Mfecane, (Zulu, “The
Crushing”), 280
Sovereignty, 403–4
Soviet Union, 43. See also Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics
Spanish Civil War, 440
Species consciousness, 404
Spencer, Herbert: Social Darwinism, 398–99
Srebrenica, 324; secondary graves, 391; Dutch
peacekeepers, 404–5. See also Dutchbat
(Dutch paratroop battlation)
Srebrenica massacre, 405; Drina Corps, 120; Dutchbat
(Dutch paratroop battalion) and, 122–23;
Scorpions, Serb volunteer militia, 390–91
Srebrenika Resignation, Dutch government, 405–6
SS (Schutzstaffel), 406; Aktion Reinhard, 7–8; Aktion
1005, 7; extermination camps and, 8; Heydrich,
Reinhard, assassination of, 7; See also Einsatzgrüppen;
SS-Totenkopfverbände, 407–8
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