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100			_aSingh, Vaishnavi _958040
245			_aForgotten atrocities: Genocides the world chose to ignore
260			_aWorld Affairs: The Journal of International Issues
300			_a29(3), Jul-Sep, 2025: p.102-117
520			_a The act of Genocide, which is characterised by a calculated effort to exterminate a targeted group of people based on their race, religion, ethnicity, or nationality is probably the most atrocious human rights violation in international law. World history has seen and condemned genocides like the Nazi Holocaust, the Rwandan massacre, and the Darfur crises. However, this overly simplistic and state-centric conception of genocide ignores totalitarian and colonial genocides that were carried out before the Holocaust. Vaishnavi Singh highlights these neglected genocides while further exploring the reasons for their removal or relegation to the bottom of the international community’s memory hole. – Reproduced http://www.worldaffairsjournal.com/content.php
773			_aWorld Affairs: The Journal of International Issues
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