KnowraGenocideLinked fromLinked fromThe 57 pages that link to Genocide, each with the reason it gives.All 57Broader topic 7Related 9Narrower topic 19Compared with 22TotalitarianismRelated: Some totalitarian regimes made mass destruction an instrument of ideological and racial policy.Universal jurisdictionRelated: Genocide is among the grave crimes commonly associated with universal jurisdiction.Total warRelated: The extreme violence of some total-war settings has enabled campaigns of group destruction.Holocaust educationRelated: The concept situates the Holocaust within the study of mass violence and its definition.DehumanizationRelated: Dehumanization can weaken moral restraints, though it is neither necessary nor sufficient for genocide.Concentration campRelated: Some camp systems have enabled genocide, though concentration camps do not always serve that purpose.Religious violenceRelated: Religious identity can define a targeted group, though genocide requires specific intent and legal elements.Ben FerenczRelated: The trial record documented mass killings that later informed legal understanding of genocide.Mass killings under communist statesRelated: Some episodes are classified as genocide, while others do not meet this legal definition.