(Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA) Program, contact information.

Investigates genocides, including the particular Danish aspects of the Holocaust. English description of events, publications, and research and education projects; most content in Danish.

International law definition of genocide, and a history of its recognition by the UN and other groups.

International project aimed at highlighting the men and women who resisted crimes against humanity, inspired by Yad Vashem's Garden of the Righteous in Jerusalem. Events, background, and related links.

English translation of Jean-Paul Sartre's address to the Russell War Crimes Tribunal.

Resources for scholarly research such as links, readings, and chronologies.

Little known cultural genocide of non-Hungarian peoples by the Austro-Hungarian Magyars from 1848-1914

Site to accompany exhibition at Cooper Union's Houghton Gallery, New York City, December 1999 - February 2000. "The defeated Germans began to construct a myth that became a central tenet of postwar West German society. That myth promoted the idea that the regular army had fought a 'normal' war and was innocent of the genocide and mass murders carried out by the SS and the Gestapo."

Petition which includes a large section of quotes from historical documents from 1894 to 1955, describing the ethnic cleansing of Hellenes, Armenians, and Assyrians from modern-day Turkey. Also provides related links.

Anatolian genocide by Turks detailed.

Internet resources on genocide and mass killing.