Surf these sites: Belgian Congo -- Account of the Belgian Congo and King Leopold in the early twentieth century. From Bertrand Russell’s Freedom and Organization 1814–1914. Genocide Resources: Links, main index -- Links to Other Resources for Teaching and Research on Genocide. Genocide in 20th Century Far East Asia -- The approach of the new millennium brings forth promises of great advances in technology, science, and medicine, yet millions of humans are still tormented as they face extermination from the most severe form of hatred - Genocide. While the mantra of developed countries in the world became "Never Forget" as the horrors of the Jewish Holocaust and Pol Pot''s Cambodia were exposed, other countries continued and continue to this day to attempt to solve their problems by eradicating those they find different, threatening or easily vilified. Hungarian Ethnic Cleansing (Magyarization) -- Little known cultural genocide of non-Hungarian peoples by the Austro-Hungarian Magyars from 1848-1914 Jean-Paul Sartre ''On Genocide'' -- Address by Jean-Paul Sartre (English translation) to Russell War Crimes Tribunal The German Army and Genocide -- Site to accompany exhibition at Cooper Union''s Houghton Gallery, New York City, December 1999 - February 2000. "The defeated Germans began to construct a myth that became a central tenet of postwar West German society. That myth promoted the idea that the regular army had fought a ''normal'' war and was innocent of the genocide and mass murders carried out by the SS and the Gestapo." Vietnam War Crimes Tribunal -- Full text of book on the Russell War Crimes Tribunal on Vietnam,US, Japanese, Korean, and Australian complicity. Web Genocide Documentation Centre -- Internet resources on genocide and mass killing. genocide -- (Encyclopedia.com)
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