"put the Indian children until 1940s (Indians in America and Aborigines in Australia) in concentration camps where they were not allowed to speak their own language, were beaten, raped, unfertilized and were thought by force English - to break their will to rebel,"
Hey Houman, i have to object to some of what you say, because it is non-factial in light of evidence and biased. Ignoring the American event, in Australia, we did not have a Custer, or a genocide. Legal, official documents have shown (but it has not been widely publicised) that the government, in numerous cases reigned in settlers and specifically forbid them from killing aborigines. When you get through the crap, the myths, the association with American indians and get down to the cold hard data. The number of deaths, in an entire continent, was not that of a genocidal state. Small petty skirmishes, entire tribes let alone by official decree, that is Australia's real legacy. For eidence, here is a link to the works of a very dedicated historian.
http://www.sydneyline.com/Fabrication.htm
When he confronted the authors who fabricated tales of slaughter and genocide with hard evidence and proved their lies. They have publicly admitted it, nervously. In Australia, there has been a fabrication of aboriginal history, a creation of oppression.
As for the concentration camps, they were nothing like Nazi concentration camps. So please dont use the term when it conceals differences. Saying that assault and rape occurred in these camps, is pointless, and creates the impression that it happened en masse to everyone there. Which would be false. Do you know assaults and rape occur in all societies, and is an unfortunate consequence of people living together? Pointing at this example is just an attempt to malign it. Do you know how many rapes and incidents of assault there was? Was it lower in these orphanages than in the wider society? Were they safer? Or better yet, what was the rate of assault and rape in the aboriginal tribes they were taken from?
Sorry to pull you up in this Houman, but i get annoyed when people jump on the leftist bandwagon, make generalisations, assumptions and false connections. And say things that have been proven to be incorrect.