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In contrast to her family, Sally Morgan defines her Aboriginality in positive terms. To her, to be Aboriginal is to be a survivor, to be able to endure hardship, separation, cultural alienation and attempted genocide. Once she discovered she had an Aboriginal
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barbarism. Journalists and war trials brought about the name "Holocaust." Another term "Genocide" soon emerged, signifying the murder of a population. The extent of its devastation also brought about a new category of crime: crimes against humanity.
Anti
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for mercy. This attempt at extermination was seen as different from other genocides and massacres. An important element of the Holocaust was that the Nazi goal was not only aimed at the Jewish Community, but at the roots of Jewish belief itself. In assessing
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, patients have developed symptoms decades later. Holocaust survivors, experiencing terrifying nightmares of events they thought they had buried so long ago, have been diagnosed forty and fifty years after the attempted genocide of the Jews with PTSD.
PTSD can
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for European defence against Communist aggression to an
alliance that can capably pursue the maintenance of stability in Central and Eastern
Europe and the pursuit of humanitarian causes, such as the prevention of genocide,
refugee aid etc. Indeed, as the Balkans
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his mass genocide of the
Kurds in his country. A third factor in these conflicts is economic
geography. The areas of Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Syria that the Kurds
live in is called Kurdistan, shown on the map "Confrontation in
Kurdistan" (Hitchens, 1992
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would, once again, like to make clear that I do not disagree
that slavery was an act of near genocide, and ought never be forgotten
nor trivialized - we owe the African of our day a great apology. Nor
do I disagree that perhaps Africans contributed
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________. Top 25 Native American Tribes. US Census Bureau. http://www.census.gov/population/socdemo/race/indian/ailang1.txt (1995)
________. The Native American Peoples: A History of Genocide. Boabab Press http://www.africa2000.com/bndx/ba0320.htm (2000)
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the holocaust was the biggest genocide of a group, in this case the terminating of the Jews similar things can happen, and we had a later issue in America with Martin Luther the king but in more civilized ways. The holocaust was a horrible era in Germany where many
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during this period of time but the natural course of history plays itself out and Hitler continues on with his plan of genocide. The problem with this theory is that the time traveler could simply figure out what he did wrong on his first attempt, travel back
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