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vredina [299]
3 years ago
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Looking back at our Essential Questions, one of the questions was - Is there any evidence from this time period to support the c

oncept that 'history repeats itself'? Unfortunately, there are examples of how history has repeated itself in similar ways to the events of the Holocaust.
What is an example of how 'history repeats itself' where people have died for their ethnic or religious background? You may use outside resources if need. 1 Describe the incident and 2 why do you feel that this happened again?

Please reply with at least 2 to 3 sentences.
History
1 answer:
laiz [17]3 years ago
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Answer: The cyclical course of history.

Explanation:

Several historians advocate the phrase cyclical course of history. Unfortunately, some events support this thesis. There was another genocide in the territory of Europe after the Second World War and the Holocaust. Even then, people were suffering because of their ethnicity and religious affiliation. It is genocide in Srebrenica, a town in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In July 1995, the army of the Republic of Srpska, with the help of the troops of the Republic of Serbia, killed over eight thousand Bosniaks in just a few days because of their ethnic and religious affiliation.

The genocide happened in front of the public in the heart of the European continent. On this occasion, soldiers were not killed, but civilians of all ages. The Srebrenica genocide has been ruled at an international tribunal in The Hague. In its characteristics, the crime in Srebrenica had all the components of genocide. Legal experts from around the world have given their opinions on this matter, where it has been confirmed that genocide has recurred on European soil after World War II.

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