Difference between revisions of "Mass murder"

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Mass murder is the killing of large numbers of innocent people. Sometimes the word "genocide" is used (see also democide).

The greatest mass murders in recorded history took place on orders of the Communist and Fascist countries of the twentieth century.

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	Mass murder is the killing of large numbers of innocent people. Sometimes the word "[[genocide]]" is used (see also [[democide]]).		Mass murder is the killing of large numbers of innocent people. Sometimes the word "[[genocide]]" is used (see also [[democide]]).

−	The greatest mass murders in recorded history took place in the Communist countries of the twentieth century.	+	The greatest mass murders in recorded history took place on orders of the Communist and Fascist countries of the twentieth century.