The appalling catalogue of human suffering and premature death in the ongoing, over 2 century-long Australian Aboriginal Genocide should be considered in the context of atrocities in the 20th century and earlier as listed in the Epilogue of the 400-page book “US-Imposed Post-9/11 Muslim Holocaust & Muslim Genocide” by Gideon Polya (Korsgaard Publishing, Germany, 4 June 2020: https://www.amazon.com/US-Imposed-Post-9-Muslim-Holocaust-Genocide/dp/8793987056 ), and the article by Gideon Polya, “Racist Mainstream ignores “US-Imposed Post-9/11 Muslim Holocaust & Muslim Genocide””, Countercurrents, 17 July 2020: https://countercurrents.org/2020/07/racist-mainstream-ignores-us-imposed-post-9-11-muslim-holocaust-muslim-genocide/ .
Deaths in 60 holocausts, genocides and famines and deriving from actual violence or from imposed deprivation are given in brackets as follows for the following alphabetically listed atrocities:
1978-1997 Afghan Genocide and Afghan Holocaust (6 million),
2001 onwards Afghan Genocide and Afghan Holocaust (7 million),
15th – 19th century African Holocaust (slave trade; 6 million),
16th century onwards Amerindian Genocide, American Holocaust (90 million),
19th century Argentinian Indian Genocide, (1 million),
1915-1923 Armenian Genocide (1.5 million),
post-1950 Asian Holocaust due to Australia-complicit US Asian Wars (40 million),
1914-1924 Assyrian Genocide (Syriac Genocide; 0.2-0.3 million),
1788 onwards Australian Aboriginal Genocide and Aboriginal Ethnocide (2 million),
1769-1770, Bengal Famine (10 million),
1942-1945 WW2 Bengali Holocaust, WW2 Bengal Famine and WW2 Indian Holocaust (6-7 million),
1971-1972 Bengali Holocaust and gendercide (3.0 million),
1967-1970, Biafran Genocide (2 million),
1990s Bosnian Genocide (circa 0.1 million),
20th century Brazilian Indigenous Genocide (1 million),
1969-1998 Cambodian Genocide (6.0 million),
19th century Chinese Holocaust (Opium wars and Tai Ping rebellion; 20-100 million),
1937-1945 WW2 Chinese Holocaust (35 million),
1958-1961 Chinese Holocaust of the Great Leap Forward (20-30 million),
19th -20th century Congo Genocide (Belgian Congo) (10 million),
1960 onwards Congolese Genocide and Congolese Holocaust (20 million),
1984-1985 Ethiopian famine (1 million),
1939-1945 WW2 European Holocaust (30 million Slavs, Jews and Roma killed),
1941-1950 German Genocide and German Holocaust (9 million),
Global Avoidable Mortality Holocaust (1,500 million since 1950),
1960-1996, Guatemala Mayan Indian Genocide (1.9 million),
1757-1947 Indian Holocaust from famine and deprivation (1,800 million),
1947 Indian Holocaust due to Partition (1.0 million),
1918-1920 Influenza epidemic (50-100 million),
1917-1919 Iranian Famine (2 million),
1978 onwards Iranian Holocaust and Iranian Genocide (3 million),
2003-2011 21st century Iraqi Genocide and Iraqi Holocaust (2.7 million),
1990-2011 Iraqi Genocide and Iraqi Holocaust (4.6 million),
1914-2011 Iraqi Genocide and Iraqi Holocaust (9 million),
1939-1945 WW2 Jewish Holocaust, Shoa (5-6 million),
1950-1953 Korean Genocide and Korean Holocaust (5.2 million),
1840s Irish Famine (2 million),
1955-1975 Laotian Genocide (1.2 million),
2011 Libyan Genocide (0.2 million),
19th century Maori Genocide in New Zealand (0.2 million),
2000 onwards 21st century Muslim Genocide and Muslim Holocaust (32 million),
1900s Namibian Genocide (0.1 million),
17th – 19th century North American Indian Genocide (up to 18 million),
1916 onwards Palestinian Genocide and Palestinian Holocaust (2.2 million),
1865-1870 Paraguay Genocide (1 million)
1939-1945 WW2 Polish Genocide and Polish Holocaust (6 million),
21st century Rohingya Genocide (circa 0.1 million),
1921-1922 Russian famine, Povolzhye famine (5 million),
1930-1953 Russian Holocaust under Stalin (20 million),
1994 Rwandan Genocide (0.9 million),
1992 onwards Somali Genocide and Somali Holocaust (2.2 million),
19th century South Pacific Genocide via disease (0.1 million),
1930-1953 Soviet Holocaust under Stalin (20 million),
1955-2018 Sudan Genocide and Sudan Holocaust (13 million),
2011 onwards Syrian Genocide (1.0 million),
1990-2018 Tamil Genocide in Sri Lanka (0.2 million),
1975-1999 East Timorese Genocide (0.3 million),
1930s Ukrainian Famine, Holodomor (7 million),
1945-1975 Vietnamese Genocide and Vietnamese Holocaust (15.3 million),
2015 onwards Yemeni Genocide (circa 0.1 million) (my sincere apologies for any absences or underestimates).
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