Ina Mar Art and The Earth Shop : PEACE & HUMAN RIGHTS : REMEMBERING GENOCIDES

The following passage has been extracted from the book "Survivors. An oral history of the Armenian Genocide" by Donald E. Miller and Lorna Touryan Miller (page 5): In the public imagination, the Jewish Holocaust is often remembered as the only genocide of the modern age and, therefore, considered to be something of an anomaly. But since World War II, genocide has occurred repeatedly in Africa, Latin America, and Asia. The one way in which the Jewish Holocaust is anomalous is that it has not been denied, except by a few revisionists."

Radovan Karadzic Arrested! The International Court of The Hague is happy to welcome famous genocide player ... Radovan Karadzic!	Radovan Karadzic Arrestment Anti-Karadzic shirts: "RADOVAN KARADZiC MUST PAY FOR THE SREBRENICA MASSACRE". Radovan Karadzic has been charged with genocide committed during the 1992-1995 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina.	Don't just remember genocides: Stop them! Activist apparel: "Don't just remember genocides. Make history by stopping them"
Make history by stopping genocides... Text reads: Remember the HOLOCAUST, Remember ARMENIA, Remember CAMBODIA, Remember SREBRENICA, Remember RWANDA, ACT FOR DARFUR (Don’t just remember genocides. Make history by stopping them.)	Remember SREBRENICA Remembering the Bosnia Genocide (1992-1995, 200,000 deaths). The genocide, or "ethnic cleansing campaign" was committed by Serb, and to a lesser extent Croat authorities against the Muslims in Bosnia.	I Stand Against Genocide Take a stand against genocide with this awareness design.
Remembering The Armenian Genocide Armenian Genocide - 1915-1918: Through deportations and massacres Armenians were eliminated from their homeland. 1,500,000 Armenians died. Many survived to tell us the story.	Remembering 9/11 Remembering the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.	Anti-genocide apparel Genocide rememberance: "Survivors do remember". Activist apparel and gifts.
Don't forget the Holocaust Activist gifts and apparel that encourage especially young people to think about the lessons of the Holocaust and its relevance to current crises.	Don't forget Hiroshima - August 6, 1945 Remembering the Hiroshima atomic bomb Genocide (August 6, 1945) on the Japanese civilian population. Designed for activists, human rights advocates, survivors...	Don't forget the Bosnian Genocide! Remembering the Bosnia Genocide (1992-1995, 200,000 deaths). The genocide, or "ethnic cleansing campaign" was committed by Serb, and to a lesser extent Croat authorities against the Muslims in Bosnia.
Survivor wondering why he is alive... "I sometimes still don’t know if I should be glad to be a survivor. I always have to wonder why I am alive when so many others died". Thoughts of a genocide / war / natural disaster survivor.	Don't Forget The Armenian Genocide Armenian Genocide - 1915-1918: Through deportations and massacres Armenians were eliminated from their homeland. 1,500,000 Armenians died. Many survived to tell us the story.	Remember the Rwandan Genocide April 1994, the government of Rwanda called on every Hutu (Rwandan majority) to kill every Tutsi (Rwandan minority). 800.000 people were murdered, mostly by machete or club, in less than 3 months.