Samuel Totten is a scholar of genocide studies and professor emeritus at the University of Arkansas.

Dedication
Acknowledgements

Introduction
Samuel Totten

1. The Genocide of California’s Yana Indians
Benjamin Madley

2. Genocide of the Herero and Nama in German South-West Africa, 1904-1907
Dominik J. Schaller

3. The Armenian Genocide
Rouben P. Adalian

4. Soviet Manmade Famine in Ukraine
James Mace

5. The Holocaust: Jews, Gypsies, and the Handicapped
Donald L. Niewyk

6. Genocide in Bangladesh
Rounaq Jahan

7. Genocide in Cambodia
Craig Etcheson

8. The Genocide Perpetrated by the Government of Argentina (1976-1983)
Natasha Zaretsky

9. Guatemala: Acts of Genocide, Scorched-Earth Counterinsurgency War, and the Long Search for Justice
Susanne Jonas

10. The Anfal Operations in Iraqi Kurdistan
Michiel Leezenberg

11. The 1994 Genocide in Rwanda
Gerald Caplan

12. Genocidal Violence in the Former Yugoslavia: Bosnia Herzegovina
Martin Mennecke

13. The Darfur Genocide
Samuel Totten

14. ISIS’s Genocide of the Yazidis
Samuel Totten

15. Genocidal Violence against the Rohingya in Myanmar
Ken MacLean

16. China’s Genocide of the Uyghurs
Samuel Totten

Afterword
Samuel Totten

Appendices

Appendix I. The UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crimes of Genocide

Appendix II. List of Crimes against Humanity

Appendix III. Summary of the Concept of the Responsibility to Protect

Appendix IV. A Select List of Films about Individual Genocides

Appendix V. Table of Contents of Earlier Editions of Century of Genocide and Centuries of Genocide

Index