boys as targets for elimination
death rates
death squads
economic losses and camps
lack of punishment for Ríos Montt
rape of Mayan women
United States and
willingness of perpetrators
Guatemalan Commission for Historical Clarification
Guatemalan Forensic Anthropology Foundation
Guilt, collective and legal
Gulag. See Soviet gulag
Habermalz, Herbert
Habib, Mike
Habyarimana, Juvénal
Hakizamungili, Pancrace
Halim, Abdul
Hall, Francis
Hama
Hamas (Islamic Resistance Movement)
Hamid, Abdul
Handbook of leaders’ responsibility to prevent eliminationist politics
Harris, Marshall
Hasrallah, Hassan
Hatzfeld, Jean
Haveláclav
Heart of Darkness (Conrad)
Hell, Josef
Herero, eliminationist assault against
death march
forced labor and
rape of women
Heretics
Heydrich, Reinhard
Hezbollah
Higiro, Vianney
Himmler, Heinrich
Hiroshima
Hitiyaremye, Alphonse
Hitler, Adolf
on assaults on Armenians
blueprint for Poland
concentration camps
creation of eliminationist program and
eliminationist deaths under
embrace of eliminationist politics
extermination of Jews and
previous genocidal models and
resistance to
war as cover for eliminationist project
World War II and
Hitler’s Willing Executioners (Goldhagen)
Hizb ut-Tahrir
Hoche, Alfred
Höcker, Karl
Holocaust
accounts of slaughter in
banality of evil and
eliminationist means used in
as emblematic mass murder
myths of
as part of eliminationist assault against Jews
photographs of
See also German perpetrators; Jews; Nazis
Holocaust deniers
Homogenization, eliminationism and
Hostis Humani Generis
Human beings, truths about
Human life, disregard for
Human nature
Conradian cruelty and
dismissing genocide as
mass murder and notions about
perpetrators and brutality of
Human Rights Watch
Hussein, Qusay
Hussein, Saddam
as mass murderer
Hussein, Uday
Hutu
prejudice against Tutsi
slaughter by Tutsi in Burundi (see Burundi)
Hutu perpetrators
activation of prejudiced beliefs
coercion of some
consent to eliminationist assault
on degradation of Tutsi
female
killing methods
rape and
self-exonerations of
social and communal world of
treatment of victims
See also Rwanda
Ideals
Il Gionale (journal)
Iliad (Homer)
Ilyich, Ukhnalev
Imperial eliminationism
Imperial garrison communities
Imperialism
abroad
decline of
at home
intervention and norms against
Impunity. See Perpetrators’ impunity
India
Indigenous peoples, eliminationist assaults against. See also Maya
Individual-centered perspectives on mass murder
Individual excess cruelty
Individual-level perspective, on perpetrators of elimination
Indonesia
communal world of perpetrators
current political situation
demeanor of perpetrators
East Timor and
eliminationist politics in
number of mass murder victims
regional variation in eliminationist assaults
removing political opponents
resistance of victims
slaughter of communists
sparing of children
Informational barrages, to perpetrators
Instrumental cruelty
Intellectuals
legitimation of communist eliminationist politics
role in eliminationist discourse
Intent
defining genocide and
eliminationist
Interahamwe
Internal drives, perpetrators and
International community
advances in preventing eliminationist assaults
capacity to monitor events
contempt of eliminationist leaders for
focus on prevention
influence on cost-benefit ratio of eliminationist politics
influence on perpetrators
intervention and norms against imperialism and war
intervention in Bosnia and Kosovo
protection of civil and political rights and See also United Nations
International Criminal Court
International genocidal alliance
International law
codifying aspects of mass murder
revising to combat eliminationism
war against humanity
International law of retributive justice
International Military Tribunal
International political environment
for combating eliminationist politics
effect on domestic politics
intervention and
justice and
permissiveness toward eliminationist politics
prevention and
International politics, eliminationist politics and
International tribunals for genocide
International watchdog organization
Intervention
to end eliminationist onslaughts
in former Yugoslavia
genocide convention and
increase in capacity for
international community and
international environment and
national interest and refusal to intervene
by NATO
norms against war and imperialism and
preventive
proximity and
public pressure for
reasons given for not intervening
responsibility to protect
Iran
Iraq
annihilationist assaults in
fear of eliminationism in
2003 invasion of and eliminationism
Islam. See Political Islam
Israel, as target of Political Islam
Iterative mass murders
Jackson, Jesse
Jäger, Karl
Jäger Report
Janjaweed
Japan (contemporary)
attempts to deny eliminationist assaults
current political situation
Japan (imperial)
Bataan Death March
bombing of
camp system
cruelty of perpetrators
death toll
dehumanization of other Asians
development of American enmity for
eliminationist politics in
eliminationist rape and
eliminationist methods
mass eliminations in Asia
Rape of Nanjing
Japanese-American internment camps
Jen Pi-shih
&
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Jews
death marches
dehumanization of
demonization of
expulsion of
fate of children
flight of
geographic variation in antisemitism
Germans’ mobile killing units directed at
Germans’ extermination plans for
Germans’ prejudice against
Germans’ excess cruelty toward
identification of
labor as punishment for
mass murder of
nonresistance of
Political Islam and
resistance to mass murder of
sexual cruelty towards
singular position as eliminationist victims
spontaneous attacks on
trophy photographs of
See also Antisemitism; German perpetrators; Holocaust
Jihad
Jones, E. H.
Judge, The (Drašković)
Justice, international environment and
Kafka, Franz
Kaibiles
Kalinnikovich, Galician
Kaneko, Yasuji
Kangura (journal)
Kant, Immanuel
Kantarama, Mectilde
Karadžić, Radovan
Kariuki, Josiah Mwangi
Karugarama, Tharcisse
Karumi, Charles
Kaufman, Michael
Kayiraba, Concessa
Kayitesi, Claudine
Kechejian, Charlotte
Kennedy, John F.
Kenyatta, Johnstone “Jomo”
Kerry, John
Khamenei, Ali
Khan, Agha Muhammad Yahya
Khan, Genghis
Khmer Rouge
camp system
conceiving of enemies as heretics
cruelty of
death marches
death rates
demonization of enemies
economic irrationalism of
eliminationist methods
eliminationist program
end of eliminationist assaults
famine as method of mass murder
mass murder of Tibetan monks
political ideology of
regional variation in eliminationist assaults
U.S. recognition of
vengeful cruelty of
victims
willingness of perpetrators
Khomeini, Ruholla
Khrushchev, Nikita
Kibicho, Karue
Kikuyu
British rational for elimination of
British treatment of children
camp system for
dehumanization and demonization of
elimination of
excess cruelty towards
forced labor of
intervention on behalf of
rape of women
torture of
underfeeding of
Kim Il Sung
Kim Jong Il
Kipper, Elinor
Knife, The (Drašković)
Koch, Robert
Kola
Kolyma
Kosovo
death march in
expulsion of Kosovars
intervention in
Serbs’ eliminationist assault in
Serbs’ rape of women in
Kreitmayer, Melika
Kristallnacht
Kruger, Johannes
Kubas, Jan
Kurds
Iraqi campaigns against
rape of Armenian women by
Turkish slaughter of
Kwanliso
Labor, in camp system
Landau, Felix
Language
of antieliminationist discourse
as medium for preparing for eliminationist program (see also Eliminationist discourse)
Language of equivalence
Language of moral responsibility
Language of primordial hatred
Laogai
Lashkar-e-Taiba
Latin America
Leadership, charismatic
Leahy, William
Lee, Robert E.
Leftist regimes, political ideologies of
Legal guilt
Lenin, Vladimir
Life (magazine)
Lipowa Camp
Lithuania, attacks on Jews
Lloyd, Frank
Łódź Ghetto
Lubarda, Vojislav
Lucas Garcia, Fernando Romeo
Luther, Martin
Lux de Coti, Otilia
Machiavellian cruelty
Machiavellians
Madness abroad, noneliminationist assaults
Maharero, Samuel
Mahehu, Paul
Majdanek
Majid, Ali Hasan al-
Malin, Abubukar Hassan
Malkki, Liisa
Malsagoff, S. A.
Mandela, Nelson
Mao Zedong
eliminationist deaths under
from ideals to policy of purified communist society
labor camps and
mass murders and
Marcos, Ferdinand
Mariam, Mengistu Haile
Marie-Chantal
Marsh people
Marx, Karl
Marzook, Musa Abu
Maschmann, Melita
Mashal, Khaled
Mass killing, defined
Mass murders
apologists for
braking model of
central control and local initiative in
centrality of political leaders in
counterinsurgency
defining
determinism and
famine as method of
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