Volume III documents the global history of modern and contemporary genocides, integrating the specific history of the Holocaust into those of wider genocidal acts and ideologies. A contemporary volume that will be of interest to students and historians of the twentieth century, humanitarians and political scientists.
Volume III documents the global history of modern and contemporary genocides, integrating the specific history of the Holocaust into those of wider genocidal acts and ideologies. A contemporary volume that will be of interest to students and historians of the twentieth century, humanitarians and political scientists.
List of Illustrations; List of Maps; List of Contributors; Introduction to Volume III Ben Kiernan, Wendy Lower, Norman Naimark and Scott Straus; Part I. Racism, Total War, Imperial Collapse and Revolution: 1. Prelude to genocide: humanitarianism, racism and antisemitism in the early twentieth century Ben Kiernan; 2. War and genocide in the twentieth century Jay Winter; 3. The Armenian genocide: an overview Taner Akçam; 4. Australia's stolen generations, 1914-2021 Joanna Cruickshank and Crystal McKinnon; 5. Eurocentrism, silence, and memory of genocide in colonial Libya, 1929-1934 Ali Ahmida; 6. Spain 1936-1945: coup d'état and genocidal practices in the destruction of 'anti-Spain' Antonio Míguez Macho; 7. Genocide in Stalinist Russia and Ukraine, 1930-1938 Norman Naimark; 8. The famine in Soviet Kazakhstan Sarah Isabel Cameron; Part II. World War Two: 9. From persecution to genocide: the evolution of the Nazi anti-Jewish policy (1938-1942) Florent Brayard; 10. Systematic and ad hoc persecution and mass murder in the Holocaust: killings in Eastern Europe outside the Camps Mary Fulbrook; 11. Jewish life and death under Nazi rule across Europe and around the globe Debórah Dwork; 12. The Nazi camps and killing centres Dieter Pohl; 13. State violence during World War II Raz Segal; 14. The genocide of the Romani people in Europe Jennifer Illuzzi; 15. The Nazis and the slavs: poles and Soviet POWs Norman Naimark; 16. The Nanjing massacre Yuki Tanaka; Part III. The Nation-state System During the Cold War: 17. Genocide in Latin America, 1950-2000 Daniel Feierstein and Lucrecia Molinari; 18. China under Mao, 1949-1976 Frank Dikötter; 19. Half a century of genocide and extermination: Indonesia, 1965-66, East Timor, 1975-99, and West Papua, 1963-2020 Geoffrey Robinson; 20. Secession and genocide in the Republic of Biafra, 1966-70 Samuel Fury Childs Daly; 21. Bangladesh, 1971 Gary Bass; 22. The genocides in Cambodia, 1975-1979 Ben Kiernan; 23. The Guatemalan genocide Roddy Brett; 24. Mass violence and the Kurds: from the late Ottoman empire to ISIS U ur Ümit Üngör; 25. Vulnerable peoples in the contemporary era: an overview Mark Levene; Part IV. Globalization and Genocide since the Cold War: 26. Genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1992-1995 Edina Be irevi ; 27. The Rwandan genocide in context Scott Straus; 28. Genocides in the Sudans Clémence Pinaud; 29. Elements of genocidal ideology in Al Qaeda and its offshoots, including Islamic State Hayat Alvi; 30. The Yazidi genocide Sareta Ashraph; 31. Genocide in Myanmar: the assault on the Rohingya, 2010-2019 Azeem Ibrahim; 32. A short history of genocide prevention across the long twentieth century Scott Straus; Index.
List of Illustrations; List of Maps; List of Contributors; Introduction to Volume III Ben Kiernan, Wendy Lower, Norman Naimark and Scott Straus; Part I. Racism, Total War, Imperial Collapse and Revolution: 1. Prelude to genocide: humanitarianism, racism and antisemitism in the early twentieth century Ben Kiernan; 2. War and genocide in the twentieth century Jay Winter; 3. The Armenian genocide: an overview Taner Akçam; 4. Australia's stolen generations, 1914-2021 Joanna Cruickshank and Crystal McKinnon; 5. Eurocentrism, silence, and memory of genocide in colonial Libya, 1929-1934 Ali Ahmida; 6. Spain 1936-1945: coup d'état and genocidal practices in the destruction of 'anti-Spain' Antonio Míguez Macho; 7. Genocide in Stalinist Russia and Ukraine, 1930-1938 Norman Naimark; 8. The famine in Soviet Kazakhstan Sarah Isabel Cameron; Part II. World War Two: 9. From persecution to genocide: the evolution of the Nazi anti-Jewish policy (1938-1942) Florent Brayard; 10. Systematic and ad hoc persecution and mass murder in the Holocaust: killings in Eastern Europe outside the Camps Mary Fulbrook; 11. Jewish life and death under Nazi rule across Europe and around the globe Debórah Dwork; 12. The Nazi camps and killing centres Dieter Pohl; 13. State violence during World War II Raz Segal; 14. The genocide of the Romani people in Europe Jennifer Illuzzi; 15. The Nazis and the slavs: poles and Soviet POWs Norman Naimark; 16. The Nanjing massacre Yuki Tanaka; Part III. The Nation-state System During the Cold War: 17. Genocide in Latin America, 1950-2000 Daniel Feierstein and Lucrecia Molinari; 18. China under Mao, 1949-1976 Frank Dikötter; 19. Half a century of genocide and extermination: Indonesia, 1965-66, East Timor, 1975-99, and West Papua, 1963-2020 Geoffrey Robinson; 20. Secession and genocide in the Republic of Biafra, 1966-70 Samuel Fury Childs Daly; 21. Bangladesh, 1971 Gary Bass; 22. The genocides in Cambodia, 1975-1979 Ben Kiernan; 23. The Guatemalan genocide Roddy Brett; 24. Mass violence and the Kurds: from the late Ottoman empire to ISIS U ur Ümit Üngör; 25. Vulnerable peoples in the contemporary era: an overview Mark Levene; Part IV. Globalization and Genocide since the Cold War: 26. Genocide in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1992-1995 Edina Be irevi ; 27. The Rwandan genocide in context Scott Straus; 28. Genocides in the Sudans Clémence Pinaud; 29. Elements of genocidal ideology in Al Qaeda and its offshoots, including Islamic State Hayat Alvi; 30. The Yazidi genocide Sareta Ashraph; 31. Genocide in Myanmar: the assault on the Rohingya, 2010-2019 Azeem Ibrahim; 32. A short history of genocide prevention across the long twentieth century Scott Straus; Index.
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