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Colonialism in chronology, index

Colonialism in Asia and "America" - American Holocaust in Central and South "America"

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by Michael Palomino

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1. Development until 1492 2. India, Asia and Russia until 1700	3. American Holocaust 1492-1558 Caribbean: 3 mio. dead natives - Potosi: 8 mio. daed natives etc.	4. and 5. Development of colonialism up to world dominance	6. Holocaust in the mines of South "America" - skavery in "missions" - "independence" since the foundation of "USA"	7. Thesis for Columbus 8. Defamation of the natives 9. Jewish Columbus thesis

• 3.1. Introduction - comparison of "America's Holocaust" with other holocausts

• 3.2. Columbus trips and beginning "American" holocaust on "Hispañola" Island / Santo Domingo and Haiti

• 3.3. "American" Holocaust in the "Caribbean" - 3 million natives killed

• 3.4. The "American" Holocaust in Mexico
  

• 3.5. "American" Holocaust in Peru - Potosí: 8 million dead
  

• 3.5.a Inquisition in Peru
  
  Zeal for mission - "colonial witchcraft" - inquisition tribunal in Lima - "inspection journeys" with burning of cultural objects - prison for healers and resistance - execration of astrologers - devaluation of native wisdom - demonstrations and public tribunals (autodafés) - lawsuits - "universitary medicine" - syncretism
  

      

4. Competition against the trade companies of Portugal, Spain and Holland in "India": England, France, Denmark, Sweden, Scotland, Austria, and German princedoms 1550 - 1750

5. Domination and terrorism against populations as a base for international "trade"
England, France, Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, "U.S.A.", James Cook, South Sea, Australia, China, Napoleon etc. 1750-1945

6a. Holocaust against the natives in the mines of South "America" - Spanish "Christian" mission terrorism in Peru, Mexico and on the "Philippines"
Slavery and mass murder in Potosí and elsewhere in mines - Spanish occupation of the "Philippines" and of northern Mexico - extortions by laws and terrorism by "Christian" mission - torture and killings by "Christian" Inquisition - Chinese and "Parian" ghetto in Manila

      

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Slavery?

According to UNICEF are disappearing 6 million children every year by abduction of children to child commerce and prostitution.

(indication in NDR 14 March 2005: Herman & Tietjen, Talk aus der Elbkuppel im Hotel "Hafen Hamburg", 1:30-3:30)

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