Acts of Genocide throughout History

Is it not terrible if you suddenly decide that someone should disappear you because you think that race and religion do not have the right to live? It is terrible, but definitely possible. The term genocide is also known as ethnic cleansing. Of course, it is not unusual for people living in this non perfect world, full of violence, hatred and discrimination. For decades, carnage has occurred several times, causing war, carnage and mass destruction in cities.

The preamble to the Treaty of Genocide Crime (CPPCG) in 1948 states that the massacre has occurred throughout history. However, until Lymequin created the perpetrator of the Holocaust in the Nuremberg trial and the United Nations defines the term genocide according to the international law of the treaty on genocide crime. Lemkin's lifelong interest in the mass killings of the 20th century was originally designed to deal with the Armenian murder of 1915 and the European massacres controlled later by the Nazis. He called Albigensian Crusade "one of the most critical genocide cases in religious history". He mobilized the international community and devoted his life to working together to prevent such incidents. In an interview in 1949, Lymkin said: "Because it happened many times I am interested in genocide, it happened to Armenians and then Armenians, and Hitler acted It was.

As the first modern genocide, Armenian genocide exists in world history. The Armenian community scattered around the world has been trying to gain recognition for decades. Today more than 20 countries officially admit genocide atrocities. Uruguay is the first country officially recognized genocide in 1965. In early April 2015 genocide was criminalized in several countries including Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, and recently Cyprus.

The massacre of Armenia was the first massacre in the history of the modern world, but this is not the first in the world to see a group of ethnic and religious angry and persecuting another. Massacre of Armenia is special because government officials have planned and executed collective killings for the first time in the world. - The Armenian slaughter, the Armenian slaughter, the catastrophe, the Armenian massacre also known as the Armenian slaughter are organized to kill nearly 1.5 million Armenians. It happened in the Ottoman Empire - now in Turkey - 2 million Armenians live. The Armenian massacre was the most studied massacre after the Nazis Holocaust. 22 countries formally admit it as a genocide crime, but the Turkish republic refuses to characterize these events as genocide