Cdjp1: → Indigenous peoples of Europe (pre-1947) : Non of the sources used for Ireland, Circassia, or Crimea describe these as occurrences of specifically "indigenous genocide". Separate sources describe the populations as indigenous, and as instances of "genocide", so it is SYNTH to combine them.
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Cdjp1: → Indigenous peoples of Europe (pre-1947) : Non of the sources used for Ireland, Circassia, or Crimea describe these as occurrences of specifically "indigenous genocide". Separate sources describe the populations as indigenous, and as instances of "genocide", so it is SYNTH to combine them.
Cdjp1: → Indigenous peoples of Europe (pre-1947) : Restoring Ireland. While Kane's 1999 article doesn't make the claim of indigenous genocide in relation to the Irish, ICT's article quotes Kane (assumedly from later publications) calling the Irish both indigenous and saying that they were subjected to genocide, therefore making the link.
Cdjp1: → Kalinago genocide : cited sources do not call it an indigenous genocide
Cdjp1: → Paraguay : cited sources do not describe it as indigenous genocide but instead argue it is a genocide of Paraguayans as a whole.