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1. 1492 – Indigenous Genocides in the Americas Tribe Affected: Native American tribes (e.g., Taino, Aztec, Inca, Cherokee) Death Toll: Estimated 10-100 million Location: Americas (Caribbean, North America, South America) Perpetrators: European settlers, Spanish Conquistadors Deities: Various tribal gods (e.g., Huitzilopochtli, Pachamama, Great Spirit)
2. 1904-1907 – Herero and Nama Genocide Tribe Affected: Herero, Nama (Namibia) Death Toll: 60,000-100,000 Location: German South West Africa (modern-day Namibia) Perpetrators: German Empire Deities: Traditional African deities (e.g., Mukuru, Kalunga)
3. 1915-1923 – Armenian Genocide Tribe Affected: Armenians Death Toll: 1.5 million Location: Ottoman Empire (modern-day Turkey) Perpetrators: Ottoman Government Deities: Christian (Armenian Apostolic Church, Saint Gregory the Illuminator)
4. 1937-1938 – Nanking Massacre Tribe Affected: Chinese civilians and soldiers Death Toll: 200,000-300,000 Location: Nanjing, China Perpetrators: Imperial Japanese Army Deities: Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism
5. 1932-1933 – Holodomor Tribe Affected: Ukrainians Death Toll: 3.5 million (estimated) Location: Ukraine (Soviet Union) Perpetrators: Soviet Government under Joseph Stalin Deities: Eastern Orthodox Christianity
6. 1941-1945 – The Holocaust Tribe Affected: Jews, Roma (Gypsies) Death Toll: 6 million Jews, 500,000 Roma Location: Nazi-occupied Europe (primarily Germany, Poland, Eastern Europe) Perpetrators: Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler Deities: Judaism (God of Israel), Romani spiritual beliefs
7. 1949-1976 – Mao Zedong's Campaigns (Great Leap Forward, Cultural Revolution) Tribe Affected: Chinese civilians Death Toll: 45-70 million (Great Leap Forward), 1-3 million (Cultural Revolution) Location: People's Republic of China Perpetrators: Chinese Communist Party under Mao Zedong Deities: Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism (with ideological focus on Communist atheism)
8. 1975-1979 – Cambodian Genocide Tribe Affected: Cambodians (Khmer ethnic group) Death Toll: 1.7-2 million Location: Cambodia Perpetrators: Khmer Rouge regime under Pol Pot Deities: Theravada Buddhism
9. 1994 – Rwandan Genocide Tribe Affected: Tutsi, Hutu (Rwanda) Death Toll: 800,000-1 million Location: Rwanda Perpetrators: Hutu-led government and militias Deities: Christianity (Catholicism, Protestantism)
10. 1992-1995 – Bosnian Genocide Tribe Affected: Bosniaks, Croats, Serbs (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Death Toll: 100,000 Location: Bosnia and Herzegovina, former Yugoslavia Perpetrators: Bosnian Serb forces, Bosnian Croat forces, Croatian Army Deities: Islam (Bosniaks), Christianity (Croats, Serbs)

Colonization-related deaths

1492 – Indigenous Genocides in the Americas (Post-Columbian Contact) Tribe Affected: Native American tribes (e.g., Taino, Aztec, Inca, Cherokee) Death Toll: Estimated 10-100 million Location: Americas (Caribbean, North America, South America) Perpetrators: European settlers, Spanish Conquistadors Deities: Various tribal gods (e.g., Huitzilopochtli, Pachamama, Great Spirit) Context: Colonization brought diseases like smallpox, forced labor, and violence, decimating indigenous populations.

1. 1600s-1800s – Atlantic Slave Trade Tribe Affected: African slaves (mainly West and Central Africans) Death Toll: 12-15 million (during the transatlantic transport) Location: West and Central Africa, Americas, Caribbean Perpetrators: European slave traders, colonial powers (Britain, Portugal, Spain, France) Deities: Traditional African religions (e.g., Vodun, Yoruba, Akan) Context: Millions died due to the brutal conditions of the slave trade, either during transport or from exploitation in plantations.
2. 1600s-1800s – British Colonization of India Tribe Affected: Indians (primarily under British rule) Death Toll: Estimated 10-35 million Location: India Perpetrators: British Empire Deities: Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Sikhism Context: Famine, forced labor, and violent repression under British rule, especially during events like the Bengal Famine of 1770 and the 1857 Indian Rebellion.
3. 1820s-1900s – European Colonization of Africa (Scramble for Africa) Tribe Affected: Indigenous African groups (e.g., Zulu, Kikuyu, Herero, Nama, etc.) Death Toll: 10-20 million Location: Africa (especially in Congo, Kenya, Namibia) Perpetrators: European colonial powers (Belgium, Britain, France, Germany) Deities: Various African religions, Christianity (influenced by European missionaries) Context: Exploitation, forced labor, and mass killings, including the brutal Belgian rule in Congo and genocide in Namibia.
4. 1839-1947 – British Colonization of Australia (Indigenous Australian Genocide) Tribe Affected: Indigenous Australians (e.g., Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander peoples) Death Toll: Estimated 10-20% of the indigenous population (around 20,000-30,000) Location: Australia Perpetrators: British settlers, Australian colonists Deities: Aboriginal spiritual beliefs Context: Violent land seizures, massacres, and the spread of disease decimated indigenous communities.
5. 1870s-1911 – Colonization of the Philippines by Spain and the U.S. Tribe Affected: Filipinos Death Toll: Estimated 200,000-1 million (under Spanish and American rule) Location: Philippines Perpetrators: Spain, United States Deities: Catholic Christianity (introduced by Spain) Context: Spanish colonization led to deaths from forced labor and diseases, while the U.S. committed atrocities during the Philippine-American War.
6. 1904-1907 – Herero and Nama Genocide (German South West Africa) Tribe Affected: Herero and Nama (Namibia) Death Toll: 60,000-100,000 Location: German South West Africa (modern-day Namibia) Perpetrators: German Empire Deities: Traditional African deities Context: German colonial forces massacred the Herero and Nama people in response to resistance, committing genocide through direct killings, starvation, and disease.
7. 1950s-1970s – Decolonization Conflicts (Algeria, Kenya, Vietnam, etc.) Tribe Affected: Algerians, Kenyans, Vietnamese, and other colonized peoples Death Toll: Estimated 1-2 million (across various colonies) Location: Algeria, Kenya, Vietnam, and other former colonies Perpetrators: French, British, and other European colonial powers Deities: Various indigenous beliefs, Christianity, Islam Context: Violence in the struggle for independence, including massacres, repression, and forced relocations during decolonization movements.