Deltinian Genocide

Deltinian Genocide (Creeperian – Creeperian: Genocidio Deltiniano; Creeperian – Iberic: Genocidio Deltiniano; Deltinian: a; transliterated: a) is a phrase used in reference to various atrocities committed by the Creeperian government against religious and ethnic Deltinians within its borders. The term first began to be used throughout the 1950s outside of Creeperopolis in reference to the then ongoing Deportation of the Deltinians, which resulted in 2.1 million deaths. The term has also been applied to events such as the Denshire Massacre of 1944, the 1968 and 1978 San Juan race riots, and the various attacks and massacres committed during the Deltinian Insurgency. The usage of the phrase "Deltinian Genocide" in Creeperopolis is illegal and punishable by 10 years imprisonment.