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Two mass atrocities of the war years and the 1930s, and how each happened.
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On April 24, 1915, authorities arrested Armenian leaders in Constantinople and soon expanded deportations across Anatolia. Which ruling government carried this out?
A wartime law in late May 1915 gave Ottoman commanders legal cover to remove people from villages and towns. Which law was it?
Which official, serving as Ottoman interior minister, was one of the central figures in organizing deportations and population policy against Armenians?
Ottoman leaders defended the deportations as a wartime security measure. What fear did they cite?
The CUP used World War I conditions to pursue a long-term population policy in Anatolia. What was that policy aimed at doing?
Orders from Constantinople were enforced through local administrations and agents of which CUP-linked organization?
Where were many Armenian deportees marched, and what happened along the way?
Which death-toll range matches the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's account of the Armenian genocide?
Many Armenian deportee convoys were sent toward camps near which Syrian desert town, where survivors were massacred in 1916?
One consequence of the Armenian genocide was a large relief effort abroad. What happened in the United States?
In 1932-33, Soviet officials set grain quotas that Ukrainian villages could not meet while collectivization destroyed private farming. Who directed this system?
What did it mean when a Ukrainian village was put on a Soviet “black board” during the Holodomor?
The 1932 “law of the five ears of grain” treated gleaning from collective fields as what offense?
As starvation spread in Soviet Ukraine, how did authorities limit escape?
In 1932, Ukraine's grain procurement target stayed high even though the harvest was poor. What did that mean for villages?
Which group best matches the Soviet officials named as key implementers of Holodomor policies under Stalin?
Which statement matches scholarly estimates and the Soviet official response to the Holodomor?
After mass starvation in 1932-33, how did the Communist regime handle records of Ukrainian deaths?
A Polish-Jewish lawyer introduced a new term in his 1944 book Axis Rule in Occupied Europe. Which term and author are correct?
Which later-recognition pair is accurate?
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Aggression and Appeasement
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