Palestine

[Leonardo17]

Uhem.   Pol pot.   Armenian genocide.

I agree that the 1998 definition of the U.N. is more correct.
 

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But if I wanted to defend my idea, I would say that (for instance) things like ethnic cleansing or slavery or even mass incarceration of minority group (The US is said to have 20/25% or the world’s prison population although it represents merely 5% of world population) are serving some sort of rational purpose although none of it is defendable either.
 
But Nazi atrocities go beyond that. In my past I saw some very graphic images, read all these books on the issue. But even by remembering the life of Anne Frank you can tell that something was wrong with these people. And I don’t care whatever pseudo-scientific and/or ideological explanation they have. At the end of the war many of them committed suicide, being completely unable to acknowledge and yes “Yes I did this. So what is the punishment for that?”.
 

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And that makes the Nazi Atrocities the number one type of Crime against humanity. I think we can agree with that.