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Introduction -- 1. Native Americans -- 1.1 Editorials from the Rocky Mountain News on the Sand Creek massacre -- 1.2 "Civilizing" the Indians, 1869 -- 2. Indigenous Australians -- 2.1 The Australian Aborigines in colonial Queensland -- 2.2 The future Aboriginal population in Western Australia -- 3. Namibia -- 3.1 General Lothar von Trotha, officer commanding German military forces -- 4. Armenia -- 4.1 Ziya Gökalp on Turkish nationalism, 1911 -- 4.2 The ten commandments of the committee of union and progress -- 4.3 Dr. Mehmet Nazim to central committee of committee of union and progress, February 1915 -- 4.4 Orders from Talaat Pasha, March 1915 - January 1916 -- 4.5 Enver Bey explains the situation to US ambassador Morgenthau, 1915 -- 4.6 Dr. Mehmed Reshid's stance regarding the Armenians -- 4.7 Joint allied declaration condemning Turkish genocide of Armenians, May 24, 1915 -- 4.8 Ottoman government proclamation ordering the deportation of the Armenians, February 5, 1916 -- 4.9 "Yesterday a fief, to-day our country," editorial in Hilal, April 4, 1916 -- 5. The Holodomor -- 5.1 Mykola Skrypnyk, all-Ukrainian central executive committee, July 11, 1932 -- 5.2 Lazar Kaganovich to the North Caucaus territorial committee of the AUCP(B), November 21-3, 1932 -- 5.3 Resolution of the council of people's commissars of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and of the central committee of the communist party (Bolshevik) of Ukraine, December 6, 1932 -- 5.4 Joseph Stalin, "On work in the countryside," January 11, 1933 -- 5.5 Walter Duranty, "Russians hungry, but not starving," New York Times, March 31, 1933 -- 5.6 Boris Skvirsky, counsellor of the embassy of the USSR, to US congressman Herman P. Kopplemann, February 3, 1934 -- 6. The Holocaust -- 6.1 Program of the national socialist German workers' party, February 24, 1920 -- 6.2 Adolf Hitler, Mein Kampf, 1923 -- 6.3 Speech of Joseph Goebbels on propaganda, September 1934 -- 6.4 Report on anti-Jewish propaganda, August 6, 1935 -- 6.5 "The Jewish question and school instruction," 1937 -- 6.6 Ritual murder, article in Der Stürmer, April 1937 -- 6.7 Der SA-Mann, compilation of Nazi antisemitic articles, 1935-8 -- 6.8 The Poisonous Mushroom, 1938 -- 6.9 Adolf Hitler warns the Jews of Europe, January 30, 1939 -- 6.10 Hans Frank addresses his cabinet, Kraków, December 16, 1941 -- 6.11 SS pamphlet, "The subhuman" -- 6.12 On Adolf Hitler's promise to free the world of the Jews, January 28, 1943 -- 7. Biafra -- 7.1 British foreign and commonwealth officer report, 1968 -- 7.2 United States NSC interdepartmental group for Africa : background paper of Nigeria/Biafra, February 10, 1969 -- 8. Cambodia -- 8.1 The minister of propaganda on the departure of foreigners, May 9, 1975 -- 8.2 Kampuchean people's representative assembly, April 13, 1976 -- 8.3 Pol Pot, speech to the 17th congress of the communist party of Kampuchea, September 27, 1977 -- 8.4 Nuon Chea, statement to the communist workers' party of Denmark, July 1978 -- 8.5 Regulations concerning detainees at S-21 Prison, Phnom Penh -- 8.6 Khmer Rouge national anthem, The dazzling victory of 17 April (extracts) -- 8.7 Collection of Khmer Rouge propaganda slogans -- 9. Guatemala -- 9.1 President Efraín Ríos Mont : a "war without limits," June 30, 1982 -- 10. Bosnia-Herzegovina -- 10.1 Serbian president Slobodan Milošević, June 28, 1989 -- 10.2 Fr. Savo Knešević, what the Muslims want, January 15, 1993 -- 11. Rwanda -- 11.1 The ten commandments of the Hutu, Kangura, no. 6, December 1990 -- 11.2 Simon Bikindi, "I hate the Hutus," 1992 -- 11.3 Jean-Bosco Barayagwiza on Hutu and Tutsi identity, December 12, 1993 -- 11.4 Kantano Habimana on the war against the rebels, April 22, 1994 -- 11.5 Valérie Bemeriki, on why the war is happening, May 17, 1994 -- 11.6 Kantano Habimana : "we are sure of the victory," May 28, 1994. |
