The Spread Of Genocide Racism has conflicted many countries with catastrophic tragedies. Overtime, genocide became the given title for racial, religious, and ethnic destruction. After the Jewish Holocaust of World War II, many countries pledged to a new world without genocide; however, many recent conflicts in different countries show us that the pledge against genocide has failed. The consequences of inaction and indifference has decimated a large population of ethnic groups like the Jewish population during the Holocaust; moreover, the value of acting out against oppression and tyranny can prevent violence and evince human morality. The consequences of inaction has decimated ethnic minorities, but how did these consequences affect ethnic groups?
He stated they had violently invaded of those Christians and has depopulated them by pillage and fire. He told them to do the deeds of their ancestors and take back what is rightfully yours, for it is the will of God. The Pope’s Urban’s speech at Clermont was to not only to inform the people of the disaster that has taken place at Jerusalem, but to also let them know that they are obligated by God to take back the holy land. The Pope’s speech gave clarity on what the nonbelievers has done to the wholly land. He told them that they have invaded and destroyed the lands of the Christians.
Mass murder is compared to genocide and an example would be when nations or groups are at war with each other. This situation demonstrates mass murdering, but it is simply an
Coronado’s expedition of 1512 through the Southwest constituted Spain’s first contact with the Indians. Once again, expansionism and religious intolerance lead to the oppression of the indigenous people. Until the 1600’s, North America was a useless wasteland with nothing to offer to the Spanish, but South and Central America was fully subjected under European rule. So expansionism drove the Spanish northwards to conquer even more land. The Spanish began to crush the Southwest Indians military, enslave and Christianize them.
Initially, the Fascist Guardia Civil (the Fascist Army) arrive at her village to kill all supporters of the Republicans – hence the killing of Maria’s father. Other supporters of Maria’s father are killed, including Maria’s mother, who was not explicitly supportive of the Republicans, but shouted “Long live my husband”14 before she was shot. The presence of the Guardia Civil provides a more official, detached and “orderly” nature to the initial violence. Indeed, Maria describes the Guardia Civil “leaning against their rifles” and “waiting to shoot more”15. The imagery of the Guardia Civil “leaning against their rifles” suggests the normalization of violence in war, and thus by extension the detached and ritualistic nature of the executions.
The war started when English magistrates tried to Christianize the Indians in order to begin making them members fit for a civil society. They would enforce strict laws and procure reparations from the Indians when breaking the same laws. Then Jesuit missionaries from France began traveling from Sachim to Sachim inviting the Indian tribes into a confederacy against the English in return for supplies and payments. In 1675 the conflict the ensued would be the most destructive in American history relative to the size of the population. In all twelve out of ninety towns were destroyed and five percent of New England's population was killed.
Holocaust means sacrifice, God, purpose”[6] In fact, "Holocaust" comes from the the Greek word holokauston, itself a translation of the Hebrew olah, meaning "completely burnt offering to God," implying that Jews and other "undesirables" murdered during World War II were a sacrifice to God. In other word, Holocaust has the same meaning as genocide, it is the same purpose but it only defines the tragic fate of the Jews during WWII. But the questions here are, are the others victims of Nazis included, and all other genocides across the centuries? Does the Holocaust not include them too? While the term ‘Shoah’ the Hebrew word for "catastrophe," is the preferred name by the Jews and most commonly use in France for example.
One of their major goals was to disrupt and destroy the South Vietnamese government. Orders were actually given to the invaders to cause maximum disruption to the government to create crisis by killing military and administrative personnel. This reason alone would do some serious damage to the government but another tactic was to kill for “…terrorism and warning.” By killing government officials and private citizens it scared the citizens of not just Hue but all over the area into compliance with the National Liberation Front. The communists also wanted to annihilate Christians for political reasons. The communists always tried to suppress religions anyway possible and because of Ngo Dinh Diem being Catholic and in charge of South Vietnam at the start of the resistance to the North.
As fists and clubs began flying a soldier dropped dead, this forced the soldiers to fire, killing five civilians and wounding six. Colonists were also being deprived from local political rights and independence. Apart from being deprived they were transported by sea to be tried for pretended offenses. In 1774 Parliamentary resolution declared that colonists accused of treason could be tried in Britain. This not only limited their options, but, denied from the colonists being tried in their country.
How did William the Conqueror control England? Introduction William became king of England by making the other opponents for king surrender or killed them. This is how he controlled England: Attack William sent his soldiers to kill anyone who had rebelled against him or done something they shouldn’t have. As punishment he destroyed villages and farms everywhere so everybody would starve to death. If anyone was to attempt to stand up to him he would kill them or torture them.