The Armenian genocide 1915-1923
The Shoah 1941-1945
The Roma and Sinti Holocaust 1941-1945
Biafran War (Nigerian Civil War), July 1967 – January 1970
Uganda under Idi Amin, January 1971 – April 1979
Cambodia 1975-1979
“Red Terror” in Ethiopia, 1977 – 1978
Indigenous repression in Guatemala, 1981 – 1983
The anfal campaign against the Kurds in Northern Iraq 1988-1991
Bosnia-Herzegovina 1992-1995
Rwanda 1994
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) 1998 - 2007
Sudan: Darfur 2003-2007


The Armenian genocide 1915-1923

• Armenian National Institute: dedicated to the study, research and affirmation of the Armenian genocide. It aims to promote understanding of the Armenian Genocide through research, analysis, publication, and public forums, to collect and organize documentation attesting to and preserving the memory of the Armenian Genocide and to increase public awareness of the crime, and denial, of genocide and their lasting effect in our times.
• Armenian Research Centre, University of Michigan-Dearborn: The Armenian Research Center was established for the documentation and the publication of materials in the field of Armenian studies and affairs.
• Bibliographies of the Armenian Genocide Holocaust Museum: A bibliography of 300 books on the Armenian Genocide for the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C.
• Books on the Armenian genocide – the Gomidas Institute: The Gomidas Institute is an independent academic organization that promotes and disseminates research, scholarship, and analysis related to the modern Armenian experience.
• Hye Etch: Armenian Genocide: Provides information on the Armenian Genocide, including a history and personal accounts. Hye Etch also has resources on Armenian art, language and culture.
• The Zoryan Institute is an international center devoted to the research and documentation of contemporary issues related to the history, politics, society, and culture of Armenia and Armenians around the world, and contains many resources relating to the Armenian genocide.

The Shoah 1941-1945

• Cybrary of the Holocaust Funded in April 1995, the Cybrary acts as a hub of information targeting educational programs and compiling art, books, memoirs etc. Remember.org is organized into 2 sections: Research, areas where you can explore the issues of the Holocaust, and Forums, where discussion and ongoing feedback is held.
• Holocaust Survivors The project began in 1993 as a exhibition of photographs and now includes this website and a touring exhibit. The project aims to “present history with a human face”, meaning that visitors can view family photographs, read stories, hear survivors speak about their experience as well as access a historical introducation to the Holocaust.
• Nazi and East German Propaganda Includes both propaganda itself – posters, book jackets, speeches etc. - and material produced for the guidance of propagandists. The goal is to help people understand the two great totalitarian systems of the twentieth century by giving them access to the primary material.

The Roma and Sinti Holocaust 1941-1945

• Roma (Gypsies) World Wide Web Virtual Library Includes a short introduction to the history and plight of the Roma people as well as categories of links to scholarly articles and websites with further information.
• Romani Holocaust Chronology A brief Romani Holocaust Chronology by Ian Hancock
• The Patrim Web Journal Contains a collection of links to scholarly work as well as websites which compile information on the Holocaust.
• Roma and the Holocaust The Holocaust Genocide Project which is a part of iEARN (International Education and Resource Network Started in 1988), aims to link teachers and students through technology in order to “enhance learning and make a difference in the world.” Student articles on many issues, including the Roma Holocaust, are compiled in An End to Intolerance (AETI).
• Sinti and Roma Victims of the Holocaust The “Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust” contains vast amounts of information on the Roma, their history and their fate during the Nazi regime. Resources include: movies, timelines, links to scholarly articles, glossaries, documents as well as lesson plans.
• Sinti and Roma: Victims of the Nazi Era Holocaust Teacher Resource Center. The site contains a history of the Roma Holocaust and resources available at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC. (The text of this web page was originally published by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum as a pamphlet titled "SINTI & ROMA".)

Biafran War (Nigerian Civil War), July 1967 – January 1970

• BBC's look at Biafra, thirty years later.
• Biafra Nation, a partisan website dedicated to the peaceful creation of an independent Igbo nation of Biafra
• Wole Soyinka:
  An introduction to Wole Soyinka's writing on the Biafran War
• Human Rights Watch - Nigeria and the present state of the Biafran self-determination movements

Uganda under Idi Amin, January 1971 – April 1979

• BBC on the expulsion of all “Asians” by Amin in 1972
• Amin obituary by the Guardian newpaper
• Human Rights Watch, Notice on Amin's death and his escape from prosecution for his crimes while head of state

Cambodia 1975-1979

• The Cambodian Genocide Program : This site leads to databases of biographic, geographic, bibliographic and photographic information on the Cambodian genocide, as well as a chronology of events.
• CyberCambodia: This site contains a history of Cambodia's Killing Fields. It is also an attempt to find and publish survivor testimonials, stories, images and experiences under the Khmer Rouge.

“Red Terror” in Ethiopia, 1977 – 1978

• BBC report on Mengistu's genocide conviction
• Human Rights Watch - Mengistu

Indigenous repression in Guatemala, 1981 – 1983

• Report of the Guatemalan Commission for Historical Clarification
• “Guatemala” at the Yale Genocide Studies Program
• Resources on the “genocide” of indigenous peoples in Guatemala
• Amnesty International reports on Guatemala

The anfal campaign against the Kurds in Northern Iraq 1988-1991

• Whatever Happened to the Iraqi Kurds? HRW 1991: Human Rights Watch report on the situation of the Kurds in Norther Iraq between 1988 and 1991, including information on attacks carried out under Saddam Hussein Regime as well as the situation of the Kurds in Turkey and Iran.
• Genocide in Iraq: The Anfal Campaign Against the Kurds HRW 1993: Online text of a Middle East Watch and Human Rights Watch report.
• "Kurds at the Crossroads", PBS, 2003: History on the Kurdish people from 1900-2003 and links to other online resources.
• Kurdistan Regional Government: Official website of the Kurdish Regional Government.

Bosnia-Herzegovina 1992-1995

• Reports on War Crimes in the Former Yugoslavia Archives and links to documents and reports chronicling the Genocide in Bosnia
• Serb "Etnicko Ciscenje" of Bosnian Muslims A subsection of Prevent Genocide International, this website acts as a resource centre as well as a notice board for conferences and meetings relating to the Genocide in Bosnia.
• International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia Contains full and partial legal documents, judgments, reports, publications, court video and developments regarding the atrocities that took place in the Former Yugoslavia. An extensive legal resource.
• Genocide in Bosnia A blog by a survivor of the genocide, contains some graphic images and video.

Rwanda 1994

• 10 Years on: The Story of Rwanda - Alfred Ndahiro
  Report on the Rwandan genocide and the progress than had been made in the following ten years, including information on social, political and economic issues.
• Rwanda: The Preventable Genocide: The Report of the International Panel of Eminent Personalities to Investigate the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda and the Surrounding Events. Includes a history of Rwanda from the 1900s, as well as a discussion of genocide in the UN system.
• Preventing Genocide: The Role of the International Community: A report by Dr. Christian Scherrer to the Stockholm International Forum on the Holocaust, January 2000. Report on the mechanisms and role of the international community to prevent genocide, including a case study of Rwanda.
• Preventing Genocide: How the Early Use of Force Might Have Succeeded in Rwanda: A report by Scott R. Feil to the Carnegie Commission On Preventing Deadly Conflict, April 1998.
• Shattered Lives: Sexual Violence during the Rwandan Genocide and its Aftermath Human Rights Watch Report, September 1, 1996: Report on sexual violence during the Rwandan genocide, includes a background on Rwanda, a discussion of gender based violence in Rwanda and the role of the international community.
• Leave None to Tell the Story - Human Rights Watch 2004: A detailed history and chronology of the Rwandan genocide and efforts to being peace and justice to Rwanda.

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Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) 1998 - 2007

• Ripples of Genocide: Journey through Eastern Congo: Contains journal accounts of four people’s visit to the DRC in 2002 and 2003, also includes reports about the current situation.
• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: DRC Overview: An overview of the conflict, statistics, news and information on the current situation in the DRC.

Sudan: Darfur 2003-2007

• Aegis Report, May 2006 - Darfur Situation: Report of the situation in Darfur up until May 2006, website includes other reports and information on Darfur.
• United States Holocaust Memorial Museum: Sudan: Darfur Overview: Includes an overview of the situation in Darfur, news, statistics, current reports and links to other resources.
• Darfur: A Genocide We Can Stop: Information on the situation in Darfur, resources and ways to get involved.

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