WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND POINTS Match the items.
a.
After uprisings by both the Herero and the Namaqua, a German general in charge of the region ordered that the indigenous people should be "annihilated".

b.
More than 10,000 people were killed, some say 500,000; what is for sure is that it was one of most systematic mass m*rders witness in Africa.

c.
In Indonesia, General Suharto led an anti communist purge in 1965 that led to a minimum of 500,000 communist Indonesians dead.

d.
Between 1932-1933 some say as many as 10 million Ukrainians were killed by a devastating famine; what makes it a genocide is that is was a man made "De(a)th by Hunger".

e.
Imperial Japanese Army took the Chinese capital of Nanking and went on a 6 week spree of viol*nce, r*pe and m*rder.

f.
Germans living outside of Germany after WWII were forced out of their current homes. Massive numbers of these expelled Germans would die, at least 473,000.

g.
Bengali government states that in 3 million people died between India and Bengali.

h.
As many as 50,000 Assyrians, mostly Christians, living in Mesopotamia were killed around World War I. And later, the Ottoman Empire ki*led hundreds of thousands of Greek Christians, though some put the number as more than a million.

1. Herero and Namaqua
2. Ottoman Killings of Assyrians and Greeks
3. Holodomor
4. Nanking Massacre
5. German Expulsions
6. 30th September Movement
7. Bangladesh Genocide
8. Ethiopian Red Terror

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