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Civil rights, protection of
Civiltà cattolica (journal)
Clausewitz, Carl von
Clinton, Bill
Cloete, Jan
Coercion of perpetrators
Cohen, William
Cold War, eliminationism and
Collective excess cruelty
Collective experience, vengeful cruelty and
Collective guilt
Colonialism
Comfort women
Commission for Historical Clarification (Guatemala)
Communal worlds
communities of perpetrators themselves
communities physically abutting perpetrators while at work
Germans and Warsaw Ghetto
international community
kinds of communities
nation/people/political movement/religious group/tribe
perpetrators’ families/neighborhoods/towns
in Rwanda
Communist regimes
attitudes toward children
bystanders and
eliminationism and
political ideologies of
transformation and
Western intellectuals and
Communists, eliminationist assault on
Condign cruelty
Conformity, eliminationist politics and
Congo, Belgian mass murders in
Conrad, Joseph
Conradian cruelty
sexual
Conscience, of perpetrators
Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide
Conversation, of eliminationism
Cooperatives
Costs, of bringing perpetrators to justice
Cotler, Irwin
Counterinsurgency mass murder
Crime, war vs.
Crime of genocide
Crimes against humanity
Crimes of obedience postulate
Criminal tribunals for genocide
Croats
camp system
cultural destruction by
iterative mass murder by and of
mass murder of Serbs
prejudices of
Ustasha
Cruelty
effect of
excess(see also Excess cruelty)
sexual(see also Rape)
towards children
Cultural homogenization, eliminationism and
Culture of death, Political Islam and
Czechs, campaigns against ethnic Germans
Dallaire, Romeo
Darfur, eliminationist assault in
death march
death rates
media coverage of
rape of women and
United Nations and
Davis, Leslie
Dawit Wolde Giorgis
Death marches
annihilatory
cruelty of
expulsive
starvation and
transitoriness of
Death rates
in camps
in Guatemala
in gulag
in Indonesian eliminationist campaign
in Iraq under Saddam
under Khmer Rouge
in Mauthausen
in Serbs’ eliminationist campaigns
in Soviet eliminationist campaigns
Definition, task of
Degree of freedom
Dehumanization
of Kikuyu
by Nazis
patterns of
Democracies
creed
distinguishing genuine
mass murder and
nondemocratic state citizens seeking
number of worldwide
prevention of eliminationist assault and
spread of
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Demonization
of Kikuyu
by Nazis
patterns of
by Political Islamists
Demons
categorizing victims as
excess cruelty towards
treatment of children of
Deportation (expulsion)
Dergue
Determinism, mass murder and
Dictatorships
eliminationist potential and
increasing use of repression and violence
in United Nations
See also Tyrannical regimes
Discourse. See Anti-eliminationist discourse; Eliminationist discourse
Dissenters
Domestic domination and transformation, noneliminationist assaults
Drašković, Vuk
Duscheleit, Otto-Ernst
Dzerzhinsky, Felix
East Timor
Economic development, eliminationist politics and
Economic irrationalism, of camp systems
Eichmann, Adolf
Einsatzgruppen
Eisenhower, Dwight
Ekmecic, Milorad
Eliminationism
beliefs (see Eliminationist beliefs)
cause of
expulsion
extermination
forms of
interchangeableness of means
as politics (see Eliminationist politics)
prevention of reproduction
repression
transformation and (see Transformation)
types of means of
Eliminationist assaults
differences in
domestic domination and transformation
imperialism abroad
imperialism at home
initiation of
intervention to end (see Intervention)
local and regional variation in
madness abroad
reasons why end
scope of
transformation and (see Transformation)
varieties of
against victims seen as demons
against victims seen as existential enemies
against victims seen as heretics
against victims seen as subhuman
See also Mass murders
Eliminationist beliefs
activating
dissemination of
genesis of
latent/manifest dimension
political leaders and mobilization of
prevention and
Eliminationist civilizations
Eliminationist discourse
in Burundi
communal preparation and
country- or culture-specific
dehumanization and demonization
three dimensions of
intellectual and social leveling of
in Nazi Germany
Political Islam
role of intellectuals in
in Rwanda
Serbian
shift to action
in Turkey
See also Anti-eliminationist discourse
Eliminationist ideals
Eliminationist institutions
camp systems
as communities
death marches
Germans’
militaries
mobile killing units
paramilitary/police
Eliminationist intent
Eliminationist methods for Jews
of Khmer Rouge
in Rwanda
Eliminationist mindset
racial intolerance and
war and
Eliminationist outcomes
Eliminationist policy
Eliminationist politics
common practice of
conformity and
decision making in
economic development and
effect of international community on
ending
evolution from ideals to action
genesis of mass murder and
inclusion of all people in politics and
international politics and
&n
bsp; modernity and
nation-building and
nondemocratic regimes and
noneliminationist outcomes
political leaders embrace of
preventing
purity and
rationale for
resistance to international prevention regime
South Africa and
spread of democracy and
state power and
in ten most populous countries and European Union
transformation and
Eliminationist potential
Eliminationist worlds
Germans’
Khmer Rouge
Elites, targeting for elimination
Elkins, Caroline
El Salvador
Enemies. See Existential enemies
Enemies of humanity
Enforcement, of genocide convention
Enver, Ismail
Epiphany, activation of belief and
Ethiopia
Ethnic cleansing
Ethnic conflict, as source of mass murder
Europe
annihilationist assaults in
desired Nazi transformation of
eliminationist potential and
European Union
advancing democratic reform
eliminationist politics in
nonintervention in former Yugoslavia
Excess cruelty
condign
Conradian
instrumental cruelty
kinds of
Machiavellian
noninstrumental cruelty
towards children
towards demons
towards existential enemies
towards heretics
towards subhumans
uses of
vengeful
victims and
Zimbardoian
See also Cruelty
Existential enemies
Explanation, task of
Expulsion
Expulsive death marches
Extermination
Extermination camps
“Extermination Order” (von Trotha)
External forces, perpetrators and
“Extremists”
Fahd, Nasir bin Hamid al-
Famines, as means of elimination
Fejzíc, Sabaheta
Flambeau, Le (journal)
Focused mass murders
Frank, Hans
Franz, Kurt
Fraser, Hendrik
Freedom House
Freedom in the World
Freisler, Roland
French
assaults on Algerian Muslims
German treatment of
resistance to Nazis
role in Rwanda
Fry, Roger
Gandhi, Mohandas
Gas chambers
Gatali, Emmanuel
Gatete, Jean-Baptiste
Gatonye, Beatrice
Genital mutilation
Genocidal models
Genocide
crime of
defining
studies of
as term
Genocide bombing
Genocide convention
Gentile, Louis
Geographic distribution of mass annihilations
German camp system
economic irrationalism of
German Einsatzgruppen
German intellectuals, role in eliminationist discourse
German perpetrators
alleged coercion of
community support for
demonizing Jews
end of mass murdering of Jews
excess cruelty of
extermination methods for Jews
female
identification of Jews
Jew hunts
Jewish death marches
Kristallnacht
rape of Herero women
self-exoneration among
social and communal world of
spontaneous attacks on Jews
treatment of children
treatment of Jewish children
treatment of Jews
variation in cruelty towards different groups
variation in support for
victory celebrations
willingness of
German Protestant churches, support for elimination of Jews
Germans
antisemitic discourse
campaign against Herero
camps for ethnic
death marches of ethnic
destruction of Jewish culture
eliminationist campaigns against ethnic
eliminationist discourse
knowledge of camps
mass expulsion of Jews
mass murder death toll
planning eliminations
racism of
rape of women by Soviet soldiers
retributory eliminationist campaigns against
treatment of French
treatment of Poles
treatment of Slavs
vengeful cruelty towards
German SS
female auxiliaries
Germany
bombing of
source of mass murder in
Gertner, Yeoshua
Gheith, Suleiman Abu
Ghettoization
Gleichschaltung
Globalization, eliminationism and
Globe & Mail (newspaper)
Goldhagen, Daniel Jonah
Grafmann, Erwin
Greeks, mass murder of
Gruesomeness of eliminationist acts
Guatemala, eliminationist assaults in
accounts of