WARCRIMES
War crime of murder
Describe
War-crime murder is the intentional killing of a person protected under the laws of war — such as a civilian, a wounded or surrendered combatant, or other non-combatant — during an armed conflict.
thalassophobia
Fear of vast, deep waters.
Indians
ACTOR
Reed Richards
Pedro Pascal
A VERY famous hiding spot
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
War crime of cruel treatment.
Describe
The war-crime of “cruel treatment” is when someone intentionally inflicts severe physical or mental pain or suffering on a person who is no longer taking part in hostilities (e.g. a civilian, a wounded or surrendered combatant, or other protected person).
Cynophobia
Fear of dogs
highly intelligent, excellent at maths and science, but socially awkward or lacking creativity.
Asians
Famously known for chipping his teeth
Hint: 'Toothless'
Wyatt Moore
Led the Soviet Union from the 1920s until 1953.
Joseph Stalin
War crime of mutilation.
Describe
The war-crime of mutilation is the deliberate infliction of permanent disfigurement or the permanent removal or disabling of a person’s organ or limb — when that person is a civilian or otherwise not taking part in hostilities.
tetraphobia
Fear of the number 4
inherently violent or prone to criminal behaviour.
Blacks
ACTOR
Tommy Shelby
Cillian Murphy
Leader of Italy from 1922 to 1943 and the founder of the Fascist party there.
Benito Mussolini
War crime of sentencing or execution without due process.
Describe
Sentencing or execution without due process is a war crime when someone passes a death sentence — or executes a person — who is a protected individual (e.g. a civilian or a combatant hors de combat) without a prior fair trial by a properly constituted court.
Omphalophobia
Fear of belly buttons.
cast them as lazy or uneducated, or assume they are undocumented immigrants.
Mexicans
ACTOR
Jacob Peralta
Andy Samberg
founded the totalitarian state of North Korea and ruled from 1948 to 1994; his regime was marked by purges, forced repression, and policies that contributed to famine and mass suffering.
Kim Il‑sung
War crime of outrages upon personal dignity
Describe
The war-crime of “outrages upon personal dignity” means intentionally humiliating, degrading or otherwise violating the dignity of a protected person (such as a civilian, a wounded or surrendered combatant, or the dead) during armed conflict.
Chaetophobia
Fear of hair.
“noble savage” lens — as mystical, nature‑loving, spiritual people forever bound to tradition and removed from modernity.
Native Americans
ACTOR
Jack Dawson
Leonardo DiCaprio
Amin seized power in 1971; his brutal, erratic regime was marked by ethnic persecution, mass killings, political repression, and widespread fear — earning him infamy as one of Africa’s most brutal dictators.
UGANDA
Idi Amin