Search Results - "genocide"

In Children in Genocide: Extreme traumatization and affect regulation (2008), Suzanne Kaplan explores the affects and memories of individuals who have survived extreme traumatization during their childhood, specifically Jewish survivors of the Holocaust and teenagers who survived the genocide in Rwa...

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The following observations are modified translations of articles published in the Italian daily il Manifesto between October 2023 and September 2024, and many were subsequently posted on the Blog of Media Theory. Here, I have included the references that were absent from the newspaper articles. The...

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In 2007 almost all of the leaders of the Cambodian «Khmer Rouge» that were still at large were arrested and brought to trial. Some of the more notorious figures involved in mass executions and torture were also arrested. Forensic experts from Cambodia and other countries conducted extensive work in...

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This study analyses the ethnic cleansing of the Amhara people, which began during the late TPLF-led EPRDF regime and has continued under Abiy Ahmed’s administration. Despite the severity of these attacks, the Amhara’s plight has been largely ignored. Utilizing primary data from a survey of 183 Ethio...

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The Judgment of the International Court of Justice in the case of mutual claims for the breach of the Genocide Convention between Croatia and Serbia represents the final outcome of 16 years of a dispute which burdened their bilateral relations on everyday basis. Bearing in mind that the Int...

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Rwanda has an extremely small canine population compared to the rest of African countries. However, in recent years, this country is experiencing an emergency of dogs as pets, especially in the capital, Kigali. If this increase poses a political and social challenge for many countries, the case of R...

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The article examines the Holodomor national tragedy of 1932-1933 in the context of the reaction to it by the population of neighboring Ukraine and more distant countries, as well as international organizations. It is emphasized that the Holodomor was a deliberate action of the communist authorities...

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The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has seen a sharp rise in cases, reflecting both increased reliance on judicial mechanisms and a strategic shift in how states use the Court. While some cases solely aim to resolve legal disputes, particularly in territorial and immunity matters, others—especi...

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This study explored challenges faced by secondary school teachers in the integration of genocide studies into their lessons and strategies for its effective integration. It used a qualitative research approach and employed face-to-face individual semi-structured interviews to collect data among 23 p...

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The adoption of the United Nations General Assembly Resolution A/RES/78/282, designating 11 July as the International Day of Reflection and Commemoration of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, embodies a significant effort in combating genocide denial. However, the Resolution generated substantial preempt...

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This paper analyses the causes and progression of Italian occupation of the Third Zone of the Independent State of Croatia (NDH). The occupation, which has evoked conflicting historical interpretations, deserves a thorough examination as it significantly impacted Croatian-Italian and German-Italian...

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To a modern reader, Robert d’Orbigny’s romance is probably one of the most challenging idylls of the Middle Ages: the young beautiful heroes Floire and Blanchefleur, happily married and ready to found a Christian family (and conceive Berthe, Charlemagne’s mother), become, in two verses at...

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The study of the rejection of the moral principles of medical workers and scientists, their societies and academic institutions in favor of a murderous ideology raises fundamental concerns and global implications for the education and practice of current and future medical workers. The worst-case sc...

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The article deals with the experience of engaging forensic experts of different countries for the investigation and prosecution of violations of humanitarian law and other international crimes committed in the former Yugoslavia during the ethnic conflict. The features of the work of international fo...

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Genocide, i.e., acts committed with the intent to destroy a national, ethnic, religious or racial group, does not require the complete annihilation of every individual member of the group. Instead, genocidal intent can manifest in two forms: to destroy the group in whole or in part. The notion of “p...

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The article analyzes the state of counting the casualties of the Holodomor-genocide of 1932-1933 in Ukraine. In par-ticular, there are testimonies of German and Italian diplomats of the time, who received confidential information from Soviet officials, which formed the basis of the established dias...

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This article discusses the importance of competence building in managerial health care staff, and the development of appropriate competence building models (competence profiles). The authors did expert interviews of 16 professors of the organizational departments at Razumovsky Saratov State Medical Un...

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The town of Bucha became a collective symbol of the modern genocide of Ukrainian people, because it was there where the scale of all the crimes committed against Ukrainians was revealed during the liberation of Kyiv Oblast from the Russian occupiers in March-April 2022. It was Bucha that gave many...

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The repressive-punitive activity of the DPU’s “Troika” as an extrajudicial body was analyzed in the article. Their involvement into the Ukrainians’ genocide during 1932-1933-s was proved by the archival documents. New historical sources that proved a role of “Troika” of the State political administ...

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