Forced Migrations and Ethnic Cleansing Through History

This chapter explores notable instances of forced migrations and ethnic cleansings, particularly focusing on the enduring identity of the Jewish people amidst adversities. It contrasts the unique success of the Haitian slave revolt with various unsuccessful uprisings and discusses the human cost of wars and territorial changes from 1919 to 1945, highlighting the experiences of different ethnic groups. The chapter further examines contemporary issues related to migration and displacement, illustrating ongoing global crises affecting millions.