Lesser known genocides
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Show Notes
Today we discussed genocides (let's just rip that bandaid off). Humans have been doing these for eons and are unfortunately likely to continue to do so into the future. So we thought it would be worth our time to discuss some of these historical events that may not be as well known as they should be. We look at the Qing genocide of the Dzungars in 1757, the Hatian genocide of 1904 and the Indonesian massacre of 1965. There is a lot to unpack in all of these and I think it's best if I just let you all listen to the info instead of my usual rambly ways.
This episode contains description of death, torture and other general bad vibes material, viewer discretion is advised.
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