All of the links/sources provided below have been sorted out according to continent. Difference is that here you can read excerpts (that I find interesting enough to put up) for you to see before you may decide to read the material (if you the reader and I the author click). All links open in new windows, so be prepared to combat with a plethora of pages. I aim to update this site frequently so it is worth your while to read it (and certainly well worth your while in the future). On the left in blue boxes are short-cuts to excerpts grouped according to their sections below. For full listings, you may use the image map above; else, you can refer to these from the sections below where they are again provided additionally.

This site is always under construction - almost always.

I do not profess to support any insurgents or secessionists even though I may mention certain factions. I do not wish to be misunderstood when, for example, mentioning the Sahrawis' protests against Morocco's occupation of Western Sahara or the same with Tibet. Do not think I propagate either side, for I don't, even if current conditions will have me sympathize with one, just like I don't like coming across pieces of crap writing by intellectual vagabonds that assign gummy-bear Abdullah Öcalan the role of "Kurdish president" (who made it clear that he had been misunderstood and who reported his love for his motherland, Turkey, on the way back from Kenya in his luxury flight <ROTFLMAO!> ).

The purpose of this site is to provide information, not a specific point of view - not necessarily. I may fail in being impartial all the time - but then I am only human. Often times, you will see sources on one mistreated group and then more sources documenting mistreatment of members of the other group so that you be the judge as to the truth. The targeted audience is Turk-haters. That is the whole point - showing that "holding sides" in certain issues doesn't go further than betting for a specific soccer team with skin-deep allegiances, certainly not in terms of smartness when you correspond this to a group of people for whom you must feel compassion. (Or would you rather just read my disclaimer?) Which leads me to ask:

P O L L :

Facts to be considered: the author is too lazy, and she on her part is active online to advocate the recognition of the Armenian Genocide (one of many things on Turkey's list), plus she probably knows a lot more than the "Turkish Crimes Against Humanity" website to which this site was secured as a complement of, as she is Turkish herself, plus it is likely to be an inconvenience to get another account and another web-site - so she may disregard your "yes" - DO take a shot anyhow, 'cuz she wants to know!

VOTE!

If you feel a "yes" or "no" is not sufficient, by all means, do come to the forum and drop me a line!

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I also do not appreciate the starting of threads of topics totally deviant from the theme. Threads may evolve and develop and deviate, granted - but I am sure what I am saying is understood.

Take a look in here for definition of "crime against humanity":

http://www.crimesofwar.org/thebook/crimes-against-humanity.html

http://www.yale.edu/cgp/dccam/hcrimes.htm

University of Minnesota, Human Rights Library - WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY, INCLUDING GENOCIDE

http://heiwww.unige.ch/humanrts/instree/auox.htm

As per Rummel:

http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/DBG.CHAP2.HTM

More:

http://econ161.berkeley.edu/TCEH/Slouch_power4.html

http://www.freedomsnest.com/rummel_definition.html

 War isn't this century's biggest killer:

http://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/WSJ.ART.HTM

EUROPE

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For full listing, go to:
http://www.network54.com/Realm/Non_Turkish_Crimes_Against_Humanity/continents/europe.htm

The best online source on the Holocaust of European Jews (Shoah) and other minorities in Hitler's Nazi Germany and subsequent occupied territories - and the denial - articles and essays, eye-witness and survivor accounts, etc.:

Angered at being constantly threatened by the same enemy repeatedly, this time Rome wrote no treaty with Carthage. To ensure that the Carthaginians never threatened them again, the Romans killed or enslaved the population of Carthage, physically destroyed the city and ploughed over the ruins, putting salt into the earth so that nothing would grow there again.

Presented to you by http://www.stormfront.org/, the "White Nationalist Resource Page"... 

Continuing from above, read what "White Nationalists" think about what racism is... (Or maybe they mean to say "racialism"?)

http://www.stormfront.org/whitenat/racism.htm

Folks, making sweeping generalizations about groups of people on the racial level has to be condemned. Most such generalizations put down another group, and this is more often the case of Caucasians against Negroid folks than vice versa. "Daring" to condemn such is no more taking liberty than is condemning sweeping generalizations against nations within the Caucasoid race (Irish, Italians, etc.)... Whereas it is more possible to characterize small groups, such as tribes and even families, this is not done, and the more risky venue when it comes to accuracy is taken and African persons as well as Asiatic ones are put down - put down because, in the same way, comparing the "competence" and like among families and/or tribes will be putting down the less privileged (less privileged whether economically or intellectually).

Back to Carthage - so many people were enslaved:

The Romans plowed through and leveled everything including houses and walls. Then they sowed salt on the fields (to guarantee that nothing would ever grow there again) and 50,000 people were sold into slavery. Thus Rome made certain that she would have no rival in the West.

http://www.bible-history.com/rome/RomeThe_Third_Punic_War.htm

Actually, it is not certain that the salting took place:

It is alledged that the Roman army then turned up stones, plowed the land over, and salted it.** By salting it, they guaranteed that no Carthage could rise up from the ruins of the old. This tale has been told for many years however, there is debate as to whether the Romans did indeed salt the earth. The territory was made into the Roman province of Africa.

http://www.dl.ket.org/latin2/historia/republic/punic4.htm

But - guess what - slavery and demolition did take place!

Have you heard of the Catholic Emancipation in Britain? It is preceded by a much greater degree of religious freedom in the Ottoman Empire by at least three centuries!

http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/terrace/adw03/peel/emancip.htm

Catholic Emancipation Act:

http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/terrace/adw03/c-eight/catheman.htm

Click here for the oath of Sultan Mehmet II (the Conqueror). (And please make note of the date!)

Kobulov orders: ‘ If a single Tatar remains alive in two hours, your heads will roll’

http://www.euronet.nl/users/sota/arabat.htm

Crimean Tatars - the Indigenous People of Crimea have been formed on the territory of the peninsula during a thousand years as the result of interrelation and mixing of aboriginals and different tribes, settled in the Crimea. The State system of Crimean Tatar people - the Crimean Khanate - was abolished in 1783 as a result of annexation of the Crimea by the Russian empire. Since that time the Indigenous People have become the object of innumerable repressions, political, economic, cultural, religious and other opressions on the Russian empire's part and the communist regime then. The total population was reduced from 2.5 million in 1783 to 130,000 in 1921, owing to the permanent violence, while its territory was thoroughly settled by colonists. In May 1944, the Crimean Tatar people were subjected to total deportation from the Crimea to the regions of Central Asia, Kazakhstan, Ural and Siberia. It was an act of genocide and as a result of it more than 46% total Crimean Tatar's population was eliminated because of violence, hunger and drudgery. Hundreds of thousands of Crimean Tatars were deprived of their Homeland, habitation, property and lands.

http://www.cwis.org/fwdp/Eurasia/tatar94.txt

Since 5 September 1999 Russia has been engaged in renewed aggression against the small Caucasian nation of the Chechen people. Approximately 400,000 Chechens have fled their homes under the onslaught of Russian bombardment, many for the second time in five years.  Mosques, hospitals, market places and refugee convoys have all been attacked. According to Chechen government estimates, between 5.9.1999 and 1.11.1999 over 3,000 people were killed by bombs and shells.  No-one has counted how many have perished from exhaustion and hunger. By their new war, the continuation of their genocide of 1994-96, the government of Yeltsin and Putin has demonstrated one thing clearly: the Stalinist tradition has survived intact in Russia.

The Chechen people must likewise give up their unlawful practices of hostage-taking and trafficking in human beings and distance themselves from their extremist military commanders. The Society for Threatened Peoples condemns the atrocity of the bombings carried out in Moscow and Volgodonsk, whoever they may have been committed, as well as Russia's terror bombing of Chechnya.  Genocide is the most heinous crime of which human beings are capable.  This is a matter on which there can be no compromise.  Extremists such as Hattab, Raduyev and Bassayev are popular because of the courage they have shown in fighting the criminal activities of the Russians in Chechnya.  However they have brought ruin to Chechnya.  The Russian human rights activitist Sergei Kovalyov was right when he called for the Chechens to build themselves a humane legal system: "They must renounce the barbaric system of Sharia law.  People do not chop hands and feet off."

http://www.gfbv.de/gfbv_e/docus/russ_e.htm

And then people object to Turkish operations in northern Iraq, the cesspit where Kurdish terrorists (formerly known as the PKK - pe-ka-ka, bok-kaka), the kinds of hırtapoz who stop buses and ask passengers for visas to Kurdistan and then just shoot everyone, thrive. Of course, there is nothing objectionable in Russia's bombing Chechnya back to the Stone Age because of the 1999 assault in Dagestan or the American strike on Afghanistan following 9/11. Ho-hum, <yaaaaaawn>...

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ASIA

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For full listing, go to:
http://www.network54.com/Realm/Non_Turkish_Crimes_Against_Humanity/continents/asia.htm

The War, although entitled "The Opium War" was in fact not about opium at all. As President John Quincy Adams said, "The seizure of a few thousand chests of opium smuggled into China by the Chinese government was no more the cause of the Opium War than the throwing overboard of the tea in the Boston harbour was the cause of North American Revolution."

You will notice that the Western practice of supplying others what is forbidden in their country (drugs, chemicals, etc.) traces back this far in history if not further.

Italy's War Crimes by Imani Kali-Nyah comes as an important historical record of Italy's Mussolini and his unimaginable reign of terror in Ethiopia between 1935-1941. Attacking the peaceful Ethiopia unnanounced and entirely unprovoked, Mussolini massacred countless innocent people while discarding Italy's obligations of peace and the rules of the League of Nations. Ethiopians were burned, shot, slayed and poisoned with yperite liquid that was misted over Ethiopian land much like insecticide. "...thousands of Ethiopians, who were engaged in peaceful pursuits, or even sleeping in their beds, were massacred like sheep, for no other offense than that of being Ethiopian. There is no Englishman, I think, who does not blush with shame when he reflects on the events of that year," stated the Dean of Winchester, commenting on Italy's aggression toward Ethiopia.

NOTE: You will notice that most of the above is European-induced. The picks aren't biased in disfavour of the Europeans, but they are biased in disfavour of barbarism in "civilization's" clothing. True, much of Africa's indigenous history isn't documented, but I don't see what difference that makes or excuse it gives "civilized, superior, etc." Europeans. 

Construction of this section, due to its sensitivity, has been left for a later moment and is currently in progress.

Rule of One-Thirds - St. Kosmas and the Ustashe - what had they in common?

They divided the Turks and the Serbs, respectively, into "thirds"...
All joking set aside - how telling who gets inspiration from whom! I loved my find below!

My favourite Greek quote - by St. Kosmas (1714-1779)! http://holyorthodoxy.tripod.com/stkosmas.html

63.The Turks will leave, but they shall return and will come as far as Hexamilia. In the end, they shall be driven away to Kokkine Melia. Of the Turks, one third will be killed, another third will be baptized, and the remaining third will go to Kokkine Melia.
(Kokkine Melia was a region which the imagination of the enslaved Greeks placed in the depths of Asia Minor and beyond. It is there that they hoped to push back their oppressors, i.e., where they originally came from.)

Genocide & Cultural Genocide: Ethnic History and Oppression

Although history is full of wars for cultural dominance, certain "tried and true" methods for victory seem to be used over and over again. If you wish to win the culture war you can:
Kill all your enemy. Women and children too. Sometimes even the livestock and property is destroyed. Eliminate any possible rebirth of the culture you crushed. This is genocide.
Eliminate cultural traditions, by force if necessary. After a few generations, the childrens childrens children will no longer remember that their ancestors were once members of a culture bitterly opposed to the dominate culture. This is called cultural genocide. Technically, no one even has to be murdered for this to be effective.
Provide and require government schooling. Values, norms, and 'history' taught to children will take care of the problem. It is a very sneaky way to defeat a culture without ever firing a shot. Education can be and is used as a tool for cultural genocide.
From the above it can be seen that to destroy a culture one must only destroy cultural memory. But if you fail to succeed completely, your enemy may in time grow even stronger and eventually topple you. Consider these examples:
The Babylonians attempted cultural genocide on the Jews. From this era, powerful traditions were forged which have worked to hold the Jewish people together as an ethnicity for thousands of years . For centurys the Irish have had to contend with various efforts by the British Empire to eradicate Irish traditions, Catholicism, and wealth. Never quite succeeding, the Irish have been (and continue to be) a major thorn in Britian's political, economic, and ideological arenas. African-Americans are currently developing traditions which are helping to create an increasingly powerful ethnic culture.

Oppressive (dominate) cultures all use some form of above techniques. But shared oppression tends to bond the survivors together. Thus oppression breeds ethnic identity and resistance to loss of ethnic identity. Anything less than total genocide or cultural genocide ends up welding the oppressed together.
One point of this course is to demonstrate that almost all Americans belong to ethnic cultures that have been oppressed. Traditions are built to remember these times and remember overcoming them. Tradition is one place where history, culture, and social structure come together.

Source: http://www.ethnic-america.com/Handouts/Genocide.htm

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Cultural genocide

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_genocide)

Cultural genocide is a term which is used by the Government of Tibet in Exile and its supporters to refer to the activities of the People's Republic of China which it claims is destroying Tibetan culture. The activities which the Government in Exile accuses the Chinese government of performing include closing Tibetan Buddhist temples and encouraging outside immigration into Tibet.

Opponents of the term argue that the PRC government while wishing to stop secessionist activity in Tibet does not actively desire to see Tibetan culture eradicated. They also point out that it is improper to use such a highly charged word as genocide to describe any cultural change, especially since Chinese policies in Tibet have been far less assimilationist than the policies of many nations which are making the criticism.

Abuse does not recognize boundaries/species. Click:

More:  http://www.aldf.org/ http://www.allanimals.org/ http://www.hennet.org/abuses.html http://www.vospca.org/archive/abuse.html http://www.apnm.org/animalstation/cruelty_bill/Tangled_web.html http://www.healthypet.com/Library/animal_bond-14.html

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Homogenocide

http://www.fatherryan.org/holocaust/homogenocide/index.htm

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More on crimes against humanity:

http://vip.latnet.lv/LPRA/OTHER.html

 

 

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