Australia's Unthinkable Genocide

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The book explores the dark history of Australia's treatment of its Indigenous population, challenging the notion that Australians could be complicit in genocide. It examines the actions of decent individuals and politicians who, under the guise of morality, engaged in horrific practices such as child removal and forced assimilation. By highlighting the systemic violence and dehumanization faced by Indigenous people, it confronts the uncomfortable truths about colonization and the lasting impact of these injustices on marginalized communities.