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<p>discusses Incidents Of Various Crimes Against Humanity, Including Particular War Crimes And Acts Of Genocide, And Ways To Prevent These Atrocities.</p> <h3>children's Literature</h3> <p>people Are Capable Of Both Great Good And Monstrous Evil. A Species That Can Produce Amazing Works Of Art, Music And Literature Is Also Able To Kill In The Most Brutal Ways Imaginable. In This Study Of War Crimes And Acts Of Genocide, The Author Traces Some Of These Terrible Examples Of Human Cruelty And The Legal Efforts That Are Being Made To Address Them. Genocide Is A Twentieth Century Term Coined In Response To The Nazi Efforts To Destroy The Jews Of Europe. The Holocaust Is The Most Striking Example Of Crimes Against Humanity But, Sadly, It Is Far From The Only One. Efforts By The Turks To Massacre Armenians, The Mass Murders Of Fellow Cambodians By The Khmer Rouge, Japanese Atrocities In World War Ii, Serbian Actions In Kosovo And The Brutality Wrought By Hutu's In Rwanda All Are Striking Examples Of Mass Murder Committed For Horrific Reasons. Faced With These Types Of Crimes, The United Nations And Other International Tribunals Have Taken Responsibility For Capturing, Charging, Trying And
- Author
- Chippendale, Neil
- Publisher
- Chelsea House Publications
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780791069226
- Subjects
- Law, Fiction, True Crime
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