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Why do so many who participate in genocide deny their involvement?

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People who participate in genocide deny their involvement because They feel enormous guilt yet do not want to face severe punishment.

<h3>What Is Genocide</h3>

Genocide is defined as the deliberate and systematic killing of a large number of people for the purpose of destroying that group or nation.

Genocide is particularly targeted at nations or ethnic groups or tribes.

People who participate in Genocide may later feel remorseful but they are always scared of facing the consequences of their actions

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