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1933
"Les
actes constituant un danger general (interétatique) consideres
comme delites des droit des gens" Expilications additionelles
au Rapport spécial présentè à la V-me Conférence
pour l'Unification du Droit Penal à Madrid (14-2O.X.1933).
This report was published by Paris law publisher A.
Pedone (13, Rue Soufflot) as part of the Librarie de la cour d'appel
ed de l'order de advocates.
English translation: "Acts
Constituting a General (Transnational) Danger considered as Crimes under
International Law" Translation by James T.Fussell
"Akte
der Barbarei und des Vandalismus als delicta juris gentium"
(Acts of Barbarism and Vandalism under the Law of Nations), Anwaltsblatt
Internationales, Vienna,Vol. 19, No. 6, (Nov. 1933), p. 117-119
Lemkin wrote this German language article as an
abbreviated version of the report 'General
(Transnational) Danger' he originally presented in French at the 5th
Conference for the Unification of Penal Law in Madrid, Spain in October
1933. The article was published in Anwaltsblatt Internationales (Lawyer
Gazette International), a legal monthly based in Vienna, Austria
and edited by Dr. Rudolf Braun.
1944
Axis
Rule in Occupied Europe: Laws of Occupation - Analysis of Goverment - Proposals
for Redress, Washington,
D.C.: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1944, 670pp.
Axis Rule in Occupied Europe, published in November
1944, was the first place where the word "genocide" appeared in print.
Raphael Lemkin coined the new word "genocide"
in 1943 both as a continuation of his 1933 Madrid proposal and as part
of his analysis of German occupation policies in Europe.
French translation:
Le
règne de l'Axe en Europe occupée,
Le premier paragraphe de Chapitre IX: " Génocide " de Raphaël Lemkin,
1944
Spanish translation:
Las
Reglas del Eje sobre la Europa Ocupada, Primer
párrafo de Capítulo IX: " Genocide " de Raphael Lemkin, 1944. Translation
by Carlos Mario Molina Arrubla, May 2000
This article is a summary for the general public
of the concepts and proposals Lemkin originally presented in Chapter
9: "GENOCIDE" of Axis Rule in Occupied Europe. Free World
was a wartime "Non-Partisan Magazine devoted to the United Nations
and Democracy."
1946
"Genocide"
American Scholar, Vol. 15, No. 2 (April 1946), p. 227-230
"Le
crime de génocide" La Documentation Francaise, 24
septembre 1946, Notes Documentaires et Etudes No 417 (Serie Textes et
Documents. - L)
Spanish translation: "Genocidio"
Translation by Carlos Mario Molina Arrubla, August 1999
1947
"Genocide
as a Crime under International Law" American
Journal of International Law, Vol. 41, No. 1 (1947), p.145-151
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