The Routledge history of genocide / ed. by Cathie Carmichael and Richard C. Maguire

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Carmichael, Cathie (Editor) Maguire, Richard C. (Editor) Maguire, Richard C (Contributor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London [u.a.] : Routledge, 2015
Series:	The Routledge histories
Subjects:	Geschichte Völkermord
Contents/pieces:	21 records
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. The great Ukrainian famine of 1932-3

2. The great purge in Ukraine : the German operation of the NKVD (1937-8)

3. Nuclear weapons and genocide : lessons from 1940

4. Rethinking violence : motives and modes of mass murder in the independent state of Croatia, 1941-5

5. Expulsions from Eastern Europe after 1945

6. Writing 'history' for Hitler : Holocaust denial since 1945

7. Genocide and mass murder in second iron age Europe : methodological issues and case studies in the Iberian Peninsula

8. Tudor Ireland : anglicisation, mass killing and security

9. To whom do the children belong? : genocidal displacement in Europe and Australia

10. Cambodia : paranoia, xenophobia, genocide and auto-genocide

11. Masking genocide in Bosnia

12. The perfect storm : Japanese military brutality during World War Two

13. Responding to the Holocaust : bystanders, colonialism and conflicting priorities

14. The Russian state and the war in Chechnya

15. Police forces and the Holocaust : German perpetrators and local collaborators

16. 'White genocide' : postwar fascism and the ideological value if evoking existential conflicts

17. Cultural genocide : destruction of material and non-material human culture

18. Genocide and the end of the Ottoman empire

19. Genocide, memory, and memorialisation

20. 'Those who have the sin...go to this side' : genocide and religion

21. Genocide in the Great Lakes