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    REFERENCES……………………………………………………… Page 22 I. INTRODUCTION As a small country with weak political‚ economic‚ and military structure‚ Cambodia has suffered for centuries from poor leadership and outside influence. The Cambodian genocide of 1975-1979‚ in which approximately 1.7 million people lost their lives (21% of the country ’s population)‚ was one of the worst diabolical tragedies the world has laid witness to. The Khmer Rouge -- the name given to the followers of the Communist

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    It was May 20‚ 2007 and it was sunny outside and my parents told me that we were going to have a picnic in Ed Levin Park with my cousins the other day and I felt happy that I would get to play with them and dressed up. I wore a white shirt with a logo on it with shorts and a grey jacket with my mom and dad wearing similar things to what I was wearing but my dad was wearing jeans. My dad was tall and had brown eyes and hair like my mom but she was short. It took about 10 minutes to get there because

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    the U.S. dropped 2 million bombs‚ approximately 250‚000 tons‚ in Cambodia until 1973. (Among the disappeared) An anti-U.S. group had formed in return of this reaction‚ and it had given tremendous amount of power to the Khmer Rouge that allowed the genocide in Cambodia. There had been 100 soldiers that were enlisted before the bombing‚ but afterwards the number had multiplied to 100‚000 soldiers. (The Angry Skies) The mercenaries’ reasons of joining the army had been the same‚ and it was because of

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    that exceeded their physical capacity‚ the terror that raged in the camp‚ executions‚ the inhuman living conditions‚ disease and epidemics‚ punishment‚ torture‚ and criminal medical experiments. Through this‚ Auschwitz has become a symbol of terror‚ genocide‚ and the Holocaust. It was established by the Nazis in 1940‚ in the suburbs of the city of Oswiecim which‚ like other parts of Poland‚ was occupied by the Germans during the Second World War. The name of the city of Oswiecim was changed to Auschwitz

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    Mehmet Celal Bey probably sounds like a rock band but it is in fact the name of a hero of the Armenian genocide. He did so at his own expense‚ losing his position in the process. Celal Bey saved many and lessened their suffering at the cost of his government position. Celal Bey’s story begins as the governor of Aleppo at the outbreak of the first Great War. It took little time for him to realize the purpose of the mass deportations of Armenians was to exterminate them. The reason they were being

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    Richard Dawkins and His Genocide of Faith The prominent evolutionist Richard Dawkins has emerged as the leading spokesperson for the point of view that a belief in evolution demands atheism. Dawkins is a brilliant author and speaker. He teaches at Oxford University and in 2006 published a book titled The God Delusion‚ where Dawkins argues that a God most certainly does not exist and so therefore faith‚ qualifies as a delusion. In 1996 Dawkins was named "Humanist of The Year" and in his acceptance

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    When I was 8 years old‚ my father took me and my brother on a picnic. On that day‚ I did something wrong‚ and I will never forget it. It was a sunny day; I was very happy and excited. When we arrived there‚ my father warned me that the river was very dangerous and made me promise not to walk up to it. I promised my father‚ but I did not keep my promise. I forget why I walked into the river. Maybe I was curious. I walked into the river‚ and I fell down because the river was very deep. I could not

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    The crime of Genocide classified by the ICC Pre-Trial Chamber’s decision in the Al-Bashir case In this essay‚ I will be discussing the Pre-Trial Chamber’s decision on the elements of the crime of genocide. In order to do this‚ first I will be explaining what are the contextual elements‚ required for a crime to be classified as a crime of genocide. Further‚ I will point out the criteria for the targeted group‚ developed by the Pre-Trial Chamber‚ in their process of identification of the group

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    Ismail Enver Pasha (1881-1922) was an initiator of the Armenian Genocide. A military officer‚ Enver was the principal supporter of Germanophile policies in the Young Turk government. Enver showed confidently and administration abilities at an early age He was one of the organizers of the 1908 Young Turk Revolution. In 1911 he organized the defense of Libya against Italy what’s more‚ in 1913‚ subsequent to driving the January 23 upset which introduced the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) to

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    A mass genocide for Armenians in Turkey occurred due to a variety of reasons between 1915 and 1918. World War 1 was a key factor leading to the genocide‚ yet there were others to be taken into consideration. There was a long-term factor of religion‚ and a short-term factor of the rise of a group by the name of the ‘Young Turks’. Lastly‚ there was the immediate factor of World War 1‚ which started in 1914‚ a year before the genocide. All of these reasons led to many Armenians in Turkey being deported

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