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Yale University Press / Princeton University Press / /
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America / Europe / /
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Diplomatic Relations / /
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October Revolution Day / /
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ingenious solution / religious / /
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Gulag Archipelago / /
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Institute for the Study of Genocide / Turkish government / Princeton University / Yale University / United Nations / Khmer Rouge / Killing / /
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Leo Kuper / Irving Louis Horowitz / Raphael Lemkin / Gregory Stanton / Mohammad Khatami / Kurt Jonassohn / Helen Fein / Pieter N. Drost / Hitler / Frank Chalk / James Rosenau / Barbara Harff / Gurr Stanton / Elsewhere Stalin / Samantha Power / Joyce Apsel / Ted Robert Gurr / Rebuts Critics / Diane Orentlicher / /
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president / law professor / respected sociologist / Leader / /
Redefining Genocide by Kok-Thay Eng Introduction The twentieth century was the bloodiest period in human history. It was plagued by two major world wars and the “cold war” between the West and the Soviet Union, which