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The above describes what was happening in Syria and Iraq. Below are numbers relating to World War II. 

The greatest injustice of the 20th century. Amazing that these numbers have not been written about more. When you think that the Nazi death squads alone Einsatzgruppen and related auxiliary troops killed more than two million people. To get original military primary source you have to go to government repositories. easier than you think. 

Little squares gives me a better sense of the numbers than just bars.

not great info but part of the deadline coverage. and wanted to add vector art. Train enthusiasts are a reliable source of details. 
This was built by Youyou Zhou from info i gave her


all built from scratch wrapping nasa maps around globes.

I wrapped NASA images around a globe in a 3D program.



I created the above charts and maps using data that is freely and easily available on the CDC site.

The above was created with permission from  IHS Conflict Monitor. 
the routes were copied from the International organization for migration. faint gray circles shows reported deaths. the red text below is just dummy text while I was adding interactivity.

again my maps with each black dot represents a home abandoned because of violence. Movement
of refugees is a good indication of violence.



unfortunately i don't do much animation anymore. these three were done in Cinema 4D. 

This map created with a paid service maps4news, below was generated with permission  from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, of the camps for persecuted peoples only in countries ALLIED to the Nazi authorities. Not camps within Nazi occupied lands.

zoom in. Click on dot in the orginal link for details.







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