Native Americans (The Fate of a Nation Towards Annihilation Through War and Plague) Dr. Mohamed Salahuddin, Omar Ibrahim

The world of the Native Americans is a hidden and bloody page in human history because of the tragic events of their end. Through this book the reader sets out on a journey to learn about the origins of these peoples, their lives and communities, their ways of life and their religious beliefs. The book also presents the final chapters in the life of the Native Americans, revealing the true face of the white European and the catastrophe he brought about on American soil

Through the pages of this book the reader learns about the extermination the Native Americans were subjected to, and how horrific both its conception and its execution were. The Europeans did not leave the indigenous people of the two Americas any chance or right to life; the settlers in the New World committed the most appalling massacres, sickening to the heart, until the Native Americans, who had numbered in the millions across the Americas, were wiped out, on the one hand by choking off their sources of livelihood, and on the other by waging wars against them with firearms the natives had never known. There was also biological extermination through the spread of germs and epidemics among them, until millions had perished. The book then opens the file on the fate of the remaining Native Americans in the Americas