The United Nations Genocide<span> Convention, which was established in </span>1948, defines genocide<span> as "acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group".</span>
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The definition of genocide was narrowed in 1948 because was the result of negotiations between the members of the Genocide Convention, of the United Nations in 1948. They stated the definition of genocide in Article II. They defined genocide as the acts committed to destroying a race, an ethnicity, a race or a religious group.
