The 1984 Sikh Holocaust
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  • Parts 7
  • Time 47m
Complete, First published Dec 12, 2014
This book is dedicated to those people who lost their lives in a series of genocidal atrocities directed to Sikhs under the order of the Indian government in India 1984. 

More than 50,000 Sikhs lost their lives in 1984 alone in three deadly attacks (Operation Blue Star, Operation Woodrose and the Delhi Massacre) that left the Sikhs on their knees. 

This book debunks the Indian government propaganda and tells the story of the 1984 Sikh massacre/genocide where not a single person as not been brought to justice for murder, rape, arson, assault, harassment or theft (against the Sikhs) under the Indian federal law and puts together the hidden jigsaw pieces to let the world know of the genocide as well as how the killers are walking free today!
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