Australia's Unthinkable Genocide

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The book confronts the uncomfortable truth of Australia's colonial past, revealing how even well-intentioned individuals can participate in acts of genocide against indigenous populations. It explores the forced removal of children and the incarceration of Aboriginal people on reserves, highlighting the severe physical and mental harm inflicted upon them. By examining the denial of their humanity and the systemic efforts to erase their existence, it challenges the narrative of Australia as a moral society, prompting reflection on historical injustices.