Genocide is the intentional killing or destruction of members of a group with the
aim of destroying them [1].
Many genocide events that took place during
World War II were not described as “genocide”.
The concept of the crime of genocide is a concept that emerged and was used in the international community almost in the second half of the
20th century. II. The actions taken by the Nazis in World War II were described by Winston
Churchill as a “nameless crime” expressed. Acts
of this nature were called genocide only after
World War II. It became possible after World
War II [2].