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Links to online memorials:
September
11, 2001 victims - a website with a memorial page for every
victims killed on 911, where family members, friends and complete
strangers can leave their thoughts, comments or just small stories
about the deceased.
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Memory of the Victims of Palestinian Violence and Terrorism in Israel
- part of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
with indicidual pages for all the victims killed in arab terrorism
in Israel - arabs and jews as well as foreigners.
Materi
Beslana - "Mothers of Beslan", website for the
organisation of the same name. Also runs a monument to those killed
during the chechen terrorist attacks on School no. 1 in that city in
September 2004. The site is in Russian, but an english-language mirror
can be found here.
Links to sites documenting
those killed in Iraq:
Iraq Bodycount -
Attempts via press reports to document the number of Iraqis killed
since liberation. Has a tendency to artificially inflate their count
through dubious methods, though. Is often cited as only counting
civilian Iraqis killed by Americans. This is not the case.
Iraq Coalition Casualties
- Began, as the name indicates, by documenting the losses of the
Coalition in Iraq. Has since expanded into doing the same for
Afghanistan, as well as document the number of Iraqi police/soldiers
and Iraqi civilians killed. Very trustworthy.
Links to other sites:
American
Victims of Islamic and Arab Terrorists - an almost inexhaustible
resource that covers American victims of middle eastern and islamic
terrorism back to 1979. Also includes American KIA during the relief
mission in Somalia and the 2nd Gulf War in the early 1990s, as well as
some cases where it is an open question whether a terrorist attack has
occurred, for example TWA flight 800.
Shaheed
Foundation Pakistan - a religious shia-muslim foundation in Pakistan,
that identifies the victims of sunni-muslim terrorism back to the
1980s.
Cuba
Archive - Documents the victims of Fidel Castros communist
dictatorship in Cuba. Has so far named 9.000 dead, but far from all
results are online.
CAIN (Conflict Archive on the INternet) Web Service
- A project documenting the more than 3.500 people killed in the
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