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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Genocide of Black Europeans - Final Master EditionBy John Canoe (Mr IC3 / Derrick Lynch)This groundbreaking work confronts a suppressed history: the existence and erasure of Black Europeans. Beginning with a single bureaucratic fact - BEUR (Black European), an official UK ethnicity code - the book uncovers the forgotten presence of Black people in Europe from prehistory through the medieval period.Through saints, heraldry, Black Madonnas, and the Wild Men and Moors tapestry, alongside police IC codes, government statistics, and church decrees, John Canoe reveals how Black identity was both recorded and systematically erased. The book argues that genocide is not only physical destruction but also cultural and bureaucratic erasure, and it offers a framework for recognition, repair, and justice.Both academic and urgent, this is more than history: it is a call to action. The silence is broken. The reckoning must begin This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Genocide of Black Europeans - Final Master EditionBy John Canoe (Mr IC3 / Derrick Lynch)This groundbreaking work confronts a suppressed history: the existence and erasure of Black Europeans. Beginning with a single bureaucratic fact - BEUR (Black European), an official UK ethnicity code - the book uncovers the forgotten presence of Black people in Europe from prehistory through the medieval period.Through saints, heraldry, Black Madonnas, and the Wild Men and Moors tapestry, alongside police IC codes, government statistics, and church decrees, John Canoe reveals how Black identity was both recorded and systematically erased. The book argues that genocide is not only physical destruction but also cultural and bureaucratic erasure, and it offers a framework for recognition, repair, and justice.Both academic and urgent, this is more than history: it is a call to action. The silence is broken. The reckoning must begin This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …