1. Cambodia (1975-1979)
1.1. Perpetrators
1.1.1. Khmer Rouge led by Pol Pot (communists)
1.2. Victims
1.2.1. Urban dwellers
1.2.2. Intellectuals
1.2.3. Foreigners
1.3. 2 Million death
1.4. Reasons
1.4.1. Paranoia
1.4.2. Purge of enemies
2. Indonesia (1965-1966)
2.1. Perpetrators
2.1.1. Right wing elements in government
2.2. Victims
2.2.1. Communists
2.2.2. Opponents of regime
2.3. 500,000 deaths
2.4. Reasons
2.4.1. Anti-Communist
2.4.2. Ideology
2.4.3. Consolidation of power
3. Bosnia and Kosova (1992-1995, 1999)
3.1. Perpetrators
3.1.1. Serbs
3.2. Victims
3.2.1. Bosnian muslims
3.2.2. Albanians
3.3. Reasons
3.3.1. Nationalism
3.3.2. Racism
3.4. 250,000 deaths
4. Sudan (1983-2005, 2004-2011)
4.1. Perpetrators
4.1.1. Government led by northern arabs
4.1.2. Janjaweed militia
4.2. Victims
4.2.1. Southern black africans
4.2.2. People in Darfur
4.3. Reasons
4.3.1. Racism
4.3.2. Rivalry
4.3.3. Natural resources in the south
4.4. 2 Million deaths
5. Armenian (1915-1945)
5.1. 1.4 Million People
5.2. Reasons
5.2.1. Nationalism
5.2.2. Creation of Modern turkey
5.3. Armenian victims
5.4. Perpetrators
5.4.1. Turks
6. Holocaust (1938-1945)
6.1. Perpetrators
6.1.1. Nazis
6.2. Victims
6.2.1. Jews
6.2.2. Gypsies
6.2.3. homosexuals
6.2.4. Communists
6.3. Reasons
6.3.1. Anti-semetism
6.3.2. Nationalism
6.3.3. Racism
6.3.4. 11million deaths
7. Rwanda (1994)
7.1. Perpetrators
7.1.1. Hutus
7.2. Victims
7.2.1. Tutsis
7.2.2. Tutsi sympathizers
7.3. Reasons
7.3.1. Hatred from colonial rule
7.3.2. Consolidation of power