Sentence examples for brutal genocide from inspiring English sources
Millions of Jews went to their deaths in camps and open pits in a brutal genocide which was sanctioned and operated by the leaders of the Third Reich.
And a group of 67 senior independent clerics from some 20 Muslim countries has asked the international community to halt the "brutal genocide" that shows America's "blind hatred for Muslims".
The popular president has held office since 2000, but has effectively been in a position of control since his rebel forces took over the capital, Kigali, in 1994, ousting Hutu extremists and ending the brutal genocide.
Somehow, they believe a path of brutal genocide will lead them to their special paradise.
Rwanda is a breathtakingly beautiful country, but also a country still recovering from a brutal genocide which killed nearly 800,000 people.
Maybe you know something of the struggles of the Miskito peoples of Nicaragua or, more harrowing, of the brutal genocide visited upon Mayan villages in the Guatemalan highlands.
The question is not whether Israel should recognize one of the most sweeping, devastating, brutal genocides of the 20th century, the question is how should this day be observed.
The national budget for Rwanda is 60% taxes and income from the country itself and 40% from "partners"—a lot of those partners are countries and organizations that let Rwanda down during its brutal 1994 Genocide and are stepping up to help the country rebuild.
General Ratko Mladic, who allegedly orchestrated the brutal Srebrenica genocide -- the slaughter of almost 8,000 Muslim men and boys in Bosnia -- was recently arrested and extradited to The Hague -- but only after successfully fleeing justice for nearly 16 years.
The film, with its brutal depiction of genocide, was an unexpected success for Mr. Spielberg: it grossed $321 million around the world.
After igniting a brutal, almost forgotten genocide that has stretched on for the most of the last decade, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was slapped with arrest warrants by the I.C.C. on charges of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
