Jerusalem / Montreal / Nuremberg / Cambridge / Nottingham / London / /
Company
the New York Times / London Times / Suez / Aegis Trust / The Washington Post / Washington Working Group / CNN / /
Continent
America / Africa / /
Country
Rwanda / Myanmar / Sudan / Congo / Sri Lanka / Bosnia and Herzegovina / United States / United Kingdom / Israel / Palestinian Territories / /
Facility
Temple Mount / /
IndustryTerm
news media / worst scoff-law / /
NaturalFeature
Old mountain / City mountain / Old City mountain / Temple mountain / /
Organization
General Assembly / U.S. government / Burmese government / Yale / Hizballah / Leo Kuper Foundation / Department of State / U.N. General Assembly / U.N. Security Council / Sudanese government / U.N. Department of Peacekeeping Operations / United Nations / Permanent Five / Clinton administration / U.N. Security and Police Force / Standing High Readiness Brigade / UNAMIR / Security Council / International Criminal Court / Yale Law School / /
Person
Gregory H. Stanton / Raphael Lemkin / Christian Crusaders / Gore / Gregory Stanton / Iqbal Riza / Jesse Helms / Churchill / Kofi Annan / Bush / Romeo Dallaire / Saddam Hussein / Stephen Smith / /
Position
Economist / Vice President / General / Governor / Coordinator / commander / General / President of the United States / deputy / /
ProvinceOrState
Kashmir / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
the New York Times / the Economist / The Washington Post / /
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