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The '''Akuan Atrocities''' was a series mass murders and forced labor programs which resulted in a large scale famine across the [[Akuanism|Akuan]] colonies held by [[Norgsveldet]]. Numbers are heavily debated between scholars and historians and if the Akuan Atrocities should be considered to be a genocide. It is estimate that 1 in 4 [[Akuanism|Akuanists]] across the Norgsveldet empire either died directly due to the actions by the [[Norgsveltian Armed Forces]] or indirectly through the famine, exhaustion in the forced labor camps or the coerced suicides through the isolation punishment policies. The harsh response by the [[Norgsveldet|Norgsveltian]] government was due to the Norgsveltian-Akuan belief in absolute pacifism and refusal to take part in the [[Great War]] or assist by providing resources for the war effort. Akuanists across the Norgsveltian Empire committed to civil resistance due to the entry of [[Norgsveldet]] into the [[Great War]], methods such as boycotting Norgsveltian business that supported the war, draft dodging<ref>It should be noted that [[Norgsveltian Armed Forces]] drafting [[Akuanism|Akuanists]] would be in a non-direct combat roles, primary in the medical and support staff role. </ref>, protest marches, picketing recruitment offices and general strikes among other methods.
The Atrocities was primary driven in the beginning through massacres committed by [[Norgsveltian Armed Forces]] to disperse the marches and picketing. Later developing into forced labor camps, coerced suicides via isolation punishments and seizing agricultural produce from Akuan granaries in an effort to force Akuanists natives to grow the full yield of crops rather than self sufficient yield for the community. Akuanists during the war, tried to grow only enough food for the community, which included the [[Norgsveldet|Norgsveltian]] settlers of the colony.
The reaction from Norgsveltian Colonial Office to the Akuan protests was primary one of surprise of the Akuanists continued civil resistance efforts. Holding to stereotype of the cowardly Akuanists who would dispersed after handful of harsh measures. The continued resistance led the office and the army to further frustration with dealing with the Akuanists, resulting in harsher and harsher measures on the natives.
== Definition and Estimate of Death Toll ==
== Origins of Anti-Akuanism ==
=== Colonial Stereotypes of Akuanists ===
==== Settlers Attitude towards Akuan Natives ====
==== Norgsveltian Colonial Office policy towards Akuan Natives ====
=== Great War and the Akuan View ===
== Colonial Office ==
=== Early Policy ===
==== Coexistence and Exploitation ====
==== Attempts of Conversation ====
=== Frustration during Pre-Great War ===
==== Early Civil Resistance ====
==== Punishments ====
=== Great War and Colonial Policies ===
== Atrocities ==
=== Massacres ===
=== Labor Camps ===
=== Isolation Cells ===
=== Famine ===
=== Medical Experiments (Ymirland) ===
== Exiting the Great War and Investigation ==
=== Secretary Office of the Royal Family Investigations ===
==== Ymirland ====
==== Hvaloaszna ====
==== Mainland Norgsveldet ====
==== Vakrestrender ====
=== Final Investigations into the Colonial Office and Army Officers ===
==== Osfjord Trials ====
==== Sentencing ====
== Aftermath and Legecy ==
[[Category:Cowlass]]
[[Category:Akuanism]]
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