Genocide in History Study Guide
... killing many innocent women and children; the massacres of Cheyenne and Arapahos at Sand Creek and Washita, and the massacre of Sioux at Wounded Knee are examples. In addition, the systematic large-scale slaughter of the bison devastated the Plains Indians’ way of life. From 1875 to about 1930, youn ...
... killing many innocent women and children; the massacres of Cheyenne and Arapahos at Sand Creek and Washita, and the massacre of Sioux at Wounded Knee are examples. In addition, the systematic large-scale slaughter of the bison devastated the Plains Indians’ way of life. From 1875 to about 1930, youn ...
Turkey and Turkish Jews in France: 1940-1944
... Do a good deed and throw it into the sea. If the fish do not recognize it, God will.4 During World War II, Turkish diplomats saved Turkish Jews living in France5 from certain death, a fact of which the Anglophone world was ignorant until Stanford Shaw first revealed the historical data in 1995.6 Up ...
... Do a good deed and throw it into the sea. If the fish do not recognize it, God will.4 During World War II, Turkish diplomats saved Turkish Jews living in France5 from certain death, a fact of which the Anglophone world was ignorant until Stanford Shaw first revealed the historical data in 1995.6 Up ...
study guide - The Promise To Act
... all Armenians who would not convert to Islam. The cover of the First World War and the Turkish alliance with Germany presented the opportunity to destroy the Armenians — as well as other Christian minorities, such as Greeks and Assyrians — with impunity. As seen in The Promise, the Young Turks’ geno ...
... all Armenians who would not convert to Islam. The cover of the First World War and the Turkish alliance with Germany presented the opportunity to destroy the Armenians — as well as other Christian minorities, such as Greeks and Assyrians — with impunity. As seen in The Promise, the Young Turks’ geno ...
- The Armenian Genocide Museum
... intended to cover, in conformity with the Allied note of 1915 . . ., offenses which had been committed on Turkish territory against persons of Turkish citizenship, though of Armenian or Greek race. This article constitutes therefore a precedent for Article 6c and 5c of the Nuremberg and Tokyo Charte ...
... intended to cover, in conformity with the Allied note of 1915 . . ., offenses which had been committed on Turkish territory against persons of Turkish citizenship, though of Armenian or Greek race. This article constitutes therefore a precedent for Article 6c and 5c of the Nuremberg and Tokyo Charte ...
- The Armenian Genocide Museum
... were obviously intended to cover, in conformity with the Allied note of 1915 . . ., offenses which had been committed on Turkish territory against persons of Turkish citizenship, though of Armenian or Greek race. This article constitutes therefore a precedent for Article 6c and 5c of the Nuremberg a ...
... were obviously intended to cover, in conformity with the Allied note of 1915 . . ., offenses which had been committed on Turkish territory against persons of Turkish citizenship, though of Armenian or Greek race. This article constitutes therefore a precedent for Article 6c and 5c of the Nuremberg a ...
Racism in Turkey
In Turkey racism and ethnic discrimination are prevalent in its society and throughout its history, and this racism and ethnic discrimination is also institutional against the non-Muslim and non-Sunni minorities. This appears mainly in the form of negative attitudes and actions by Turks towards people who are not considered ethnically Turkish. Such discrimination is predominately towards non-Muslim minorities such as the Christian minorities like Greeks, Armenians, Assyrians, and others, as well as hostility towards various interpretations of Islam such as Alevis, Sufis, Shiites and other Muslim non-Turks such as Kurds, Zazas and Arabs.