Cruelty of the British Empire

1. Boer Concentration Camp : The British and Irish are also boar fighters with the independence of Anglo-Bengali boars. The second battle of war between 1899 and 1902 The British Empire was victorious in this war. At the end of the war, there was more than one hundred and seven thousand more boars in the concentration camp, most of which were women and children. 27 thousand 927 people died in the concentration camp due to diseases, food shortages and other reasons. And no amount of thousands of black people died.

2. Massacre in Amritsar : On 13 April 1919 British anti-British protests in India The protesters fired in the jalianwala gardens by the British Although the Gurkha army was under British commander's command, British brigadier Reedal Dyer was its commander. Indian protesters fired on ammunition were fired. In the 10-minute extreme brutal event, 379 people were killed as British government. But more than thousands of others as it is. Besides, more than thousand people were injured. Brigadier Dyer was identified as a hero and then the British At that time, 26,000 pounds of money was collected for him in Britain.

3. Partition of India : In 1947, British lawyer Sheryl Radcliffe was given the responsibility of dividing India. Soon after finishing this work, he left the country in the long division. More than one billion people were displaced due to the division of Radcliffe's religion-based country. More than 1 million people were killed in religious violence.

4. Mau Mau rebellion : Mau Mau rebellion occurred in Kenya in Africa from 1951 to 1960. Kenney claims that thousands of torture and rape cases took place during that time. The British are fully responsible for this. Thousands of Kenyans are victims of torture and rape in the British campus concentration camp According to US historian David Anderson, during the British rule in Kenya, 20 thousand people were killed in the rebellion. However, according to Carlos Elkin of Harvard University, the number of deaths is more than a million.

5. Famine in India : During the British rule, some famines in India killed 1.2 billion to two crore and 90 million people. During the famine due to lack of food, the British took millions of tons of wheat from India to Britain. In the famine of 1943, four million Bengali people died. At that time, food was taken from India for British soldiers and food was exported to Greece. But British Prime Minister Churchill said that he hated the Indians. They believe in wild people and wild religions. Churchill claimed that such a famine was due to the birth of a rabbit.