Examples Ethnic violence

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examples of ethnic violence include:



antisemitic pogroms in european history
massacres of poles in volhynia , eastern galicia
foiba massacres in dalmatia
race riots , racial supremacist violence in united states

the order, united states
ku klux klan, united states
hammerskins, international
death angels, united states
don black (nationalist) , operation red dog
crown heights riot, united states


race riots in united kingdom

oldham riots
bradford riots
combat 18, united kingdom


the history of native americans in united states; trail of tears
cronulla race riots in sydney, 2005
ethnic conflict in russian federation , in caucasus

the dashnaks, eoka , czarist russia
russo-circassian war
2006 moscow market bombing, russia
riots in kondopoga, karelia, russia in 2006


other secessionist conflicts

yugoslavia wars , history of ethnic conflict in balkans

serb paramilitary groups i.e. arkan s white tigers , many more


the croatian ustaše headed ante pavelić
turkish-kurdish conflict
azanian people s liberation army, south africa
mouvement de libération nationale du québec


numerous individual hate crime incidents, e.g. hedvig malina

a genocide qualifies ethnic violence (of extreme sort), because victims of genocide definition killed based on membership in given ethnic group.



the holocaust
armenian genocide
rwandan genocide
american indian holocaust
1984 anti-sikh riots
genocide of yazidis isil

some of world s ongoing conflicts are, however, fought along religious rather ethnic lines; example of somali civil war. guatemalan civil war fought along ideological lines (leftist rebel groups) acquired ethnic characteristics because rebels supported indigenous mayan groups.


terrorism against copts in egypt qualifies both ethnic , religious , isn t fought in ongoing conflict reflects history of sporadic , continuous attacks, on years.








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