context: Genocide or genocide (English: genocide) is a systematic massacre of a nation or group of people with the intention of exterminating or (making extinct) the nation. This word was first used by a Polish legal expert, Raphael Lemkin, in 1944 in his Axis Rule in Occupied Europe, published in the United States. This word is taken from the Greek γένος genos ('race', 'nation' or 'people') and the Latin caedere ('murder').
question: who coined the term genocide?
answers.text: Raphael Lemkin