In a book about the political uses of these events, Leo Kuper notes that they are often defended through appeals to national sovereignty.
In a book about the political uses of these events, Leo Kuper notes that they are often defended through appeals to national sovereignty. Gregory Stanton has proposed eight stages through which these events progress, beginning with classification. People like Bob Dole, Claiborne Pell, and Henry Morgenthau, Sr. were exceptions to a general national complacency about these events according to Samantha Power's A Problem From Hell, which also describes William Proxmire's "speech a day" against them. Raphael Lemkin coined this term and lobbied for U.N. General Assembly Resolution 260, a convention to punish and prevent these crimes, which was later enforced again Jean Kambanda and the government of Serbia. For 10 points, name this kind of attempt to destroy a racial, ethnic, religious, or national group, exemplified by the Holocaust.
In a book about the political uses of these events, Leo Kuper notes that they are often defended through appeals to national sovereignty.
genocide [prompt on \"ethnic cleansing\"]