A former nationality (Olmec/Moors)whom a government wants the people to ignore, because the former people views or actions are considered unacceptable by the current government. A people whose existence is systematically ignored or concealed, especially one whose removal from the attention and memory of history is sought for reasons of ideological or political deviation.This unusual practice is most commonly used in totalitarian states (U.S.A.), where past nationallities often disappear from the official histories of one regime and reappear in the histories of another. (Negros) The creation of nonpersons was particularly striking in the former Soviet Union, where leaders such as Trotsky and Khrushchev became nonpersons even while they were alive.