European War Crimes - Statistical Study

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Preparation : Zainab Ali Farhat

This research deals with the most prominent wars fought by European countries and colonies at the internal and external levels,

starting from the Greek and Roman wars, to the crimes of European colonialism in the continents of Asia and Africa. The aim is to document the results of the most prominent European wars that broke out for many motives - including the expansion of influence and control over wealth and markets. The most prominent of these results are the numbers of military and civilian deaths, arbitrary arrests, forced displacement, famine, the slave trade, the spread of diseases as a systematic policy to exterminate peoples, and other war crimes in the European history.

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