Piraean Genocide
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| Piraean Genocide | |
|---|---|
| Part of the Postbellum Period and the Solarian War | |
 The ruins of the village of Glossa after an Etrurian attack. | |
| Location | Tarpeia, Greater Solarian Republic Kingdom of Piraea |
| Date | 1938-1946 |
| Target | Piraean population |
Attack type | Deportation, genocide, mass murder, starvation |
| Deaths | c. 1 million |
| Perpetrators | Greater Solarian Republic (Revolutionary Legion of Etruria) |
| Motive | Anti-Piraean sentiment, Etrurianisation, Catholicisation |
The Piraean Genocide (Piraean: Γενοκτονία των Πειραενων; tr. Genoktonia ton Piraenon; Vespasian: Genocidio piraeo ), also known as the Piraean Holocaust (Piraean: Ολοκαύτωμα των Πειραενων; tr. Olokaútoma ton Piraenon; Vespasian: olocausto degli piraeo), was the systematic mass-murder of over one million ethnic Piraean carried out by the Etrurian government from 1938 to 1946. Conventionally, the starting date of the genocide is considered to be 15 May 1938 following the Legionary Reaction and the reformation of the Second Etrurian Republic into the Greater Solarian Republic. While attempts to Etrurianify the region of Tarpeia were made by the government of the Second Republic, policies of ethnic cleansing and systematic mass-murder began under the Legionary government.