Return to Genericide | Historical Perspectives GENERICIDE Synopsis ge-ner-i-cide (ji*ner*i’*side) n. 1. The elimination of individual thought by choosing to follow what is thought to be “right”. 2. Thinking differently but acting the same. 3. A way of life that demands change. This one-act play (performed August 24-28, 1994 at Wismer Theatre on the Chico…
Return to Genericide | Historical Perspectives A Cultural Approach to the Holocaust We need your help. Genericide is part of a project called A Cultural Approach to the Holocaust, a CD-ROM virtual museum of information and interaction. We need to know what you think. No names are needed, only answers. Thanks for your assistance and…
Return to Genericide | Historical Perspectives GENERICIDE Thoughtscape/Written by Michael Dunn Copyright 1994 SOUND CUE 1: Open play with Tibetan Monks chanting. The play begins in total darkness, with the sounds of chanting A spotlight emerges on the narrator, reading a newspaper, explaining to the audience that they are to wear either black or white…
Chat with Gary Mokotoff || Chat with John Loftus Holocaust Remembrance WebChat April 16, 1996 Dr. Konnilyn Feig Researching and Teaching the Holocaust As with many WebChats, the typos are ours. This was, to me, the most powerful part of the chat. Chats are funny, depending on moods and how well the technology is…
Return to Links || Cybrary The Threat Continues… Genocide Web Sites This page submitted by Gabrielle Williams The Cambodian Genocide Program https://www.yale.edu/cgp/ Between 1975 and 1979, some 1.5 to 2 millionCambodians died unnatural deaths, fromstarvation, overwork, torture and execution.The CGP includes a database of biographies,pictures of victims, maps of detention campsand killing fields, and…