Genocide Perspectives IV

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Exploring the ongoing relevance of genocide, this collection of fourteen essays by Australian scholars addresses the complexities of historical and contemporary atrocities. It delves into the roles of bureaucracies, healing professions, and religious institutions in facilitating these crimes. The essays also discuss the quest for justice post-Nuremberg, the plight of children during the Nazi and postwar periods, and the perceived value of various ethnic groups in Europe. Additionally, the book emphasizes the importance of recognizing early warning signs to prevent future genocides.