Deletion of Kurdish genocide

Comment: As per Wikipedia:Redirects_for_discussion/Log/2006_September_15#Turkish_Cypriot_Genocide_.E2.86.92_Civilian_casualties_and_displacements_during_the_Cyprus_conflict|Wikipedia:Redirects for discussion/Turkish Cypriot Genocide a soapbox. Al-Anfal Campaign is not commonly known as "Kurdish genocide". It is not the only chemical attack either (see: Kingdom_of_Kurdistan#Chemical_attacks). Referring to "Human rights of Kurdish people in Turkey", which has a range of topics, as a genocide also seems problematic. The word Genocide should not be used so leisurely.Also note the absence of Japanese genocide (atomic bomb et-all), German genocide (various allied bombings), French genocide (various allied and german bombings), American genocide (various attacks - especially on several islands), Chinese genocide (Japanese attacks), Greek genocide (Soviet invasion in WW2) and how they are not redirecting to World War II even though mass number of people were indeed killed (some even classified as massacres or even genocides by some communities but not vast majority
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Comment: as it is '''|sourced''' as an academic opinion for certain events, by ''two''  scholars. See the destination of the redirect at Human rights of Kurdish people in Turkey#Genocide allegations, where the following sources are provided
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