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Crimes of War

Guilt and Denial in the Twentieth Century

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Wartime atrocities are explored through original contributions from notable historians, revealing shocking evidence of violence committed by the United States, Germany, and Japan throughout the twentieth century. Key incidents include the massacre of unarmed Koreans by American troops at No Gun Ri, Nazi atrocities on the Russian front, and Japanese brutality in China during World War II. The book highlights a troubling pattern of denial that often precedes the acknowledgment of these historical truths, emphasizing the need for confronting uncomfortable realities of war.

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Crimes of War, Omer Bartov

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2003
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Titre
Crimes of War
Sous-titre
Guilt and Denial in the Twentieth Century
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
New Press
Publié
2003
Format
souple
Pages
384
ISBN13
9781565848146
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Wartime atrocities are explored through original contributions from notable historians, revealing shocking evidence of violence committed by the United States, Germany, and Japan throughout the twentieth century. Key incidents include the massacre of unarmed Koreans by American troops at No Gun Ri, Nazi atrocities on the Russian front, and Japanese brutality in China during World War II. The book highlights a troubling pattern of denial that often precedes the acknowledgment of these historical truths, emphasizing the need for confronting uncomfortable realities of war.