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to horrible new acts of violence against still furthervictims.~ 8. 12 ~Charny, Israel W. , ed. Toward the Understanding andPrevention of Genocide: Proceedings of the InternationalConference on the Holocaust and Genocide. Boulder,CO, and London: Westview Press, 1984. LC 84-15241.ISBN 0-86531-843-3.The historic first International Conference onHolocaust and Genocide was held in Tel Aviv in 1982.This selective volume of its proceedings contains keypapers, including reports and reactions to governmentefforts to stop the conference from taking place. Alsoincluded are case studies and analyses, including SovietUnion genocide, and the Nazi genocide of the Gypsies,dynamics of genocide and its prediction, educationabout genocide, and prevention. It is a widely usedsource-book and college text.~ 8. 13 +Charny, Israel W. , and Chanan Rappaport. "A GenocideEarly Warning System. "77ie Whole Earth Papers14 (1980): 28-35.Charny and Rappaport provide a concise butdetailed outline of the purposes and major contentcategories of a proposed Genocide Early WarningSystem. They include summary charts of ten EarlyWarning Processes.~ 8. 14 ~Charny, Israel W. , David Lisbona, and Mare Sherman.Holocaust and Genocide Bibliographic Database, 1980-1990. Draft 1. 1. Jerusalem: Institute on the Holocaustand Genocide, 1991. The institute's address is POB10311, 91102 Jerusalem, Israel.Under a grant from the United States Institute ofPeace, a U. S. government agency in Washington, DC,the Institute on the Holocaust and Genocide in Jerusalemhas assembled a worldwide team of scholars tocreate a first computerized bibliographic database onHolocaust and genocide, largely for the period 1980-1990. The first product of the Institute should beavailable through the Library of USIP [1550 M Street,NW, Washington, DC 20005] in 1992, and may alsobe available for direct purchase on IBM diskettes fromthe Institute on the Holocaust and Genocide. Theinstitute is also advancing in its work towards creatinga first thesaurus of Holocaust and genocide terms.~ 8. 15 ~Chorover, Stephen L. From Genesis to Genocide: IheMeaning of Human Nature and the Power of BehaviorControl. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1979. LC 78-21107. ISBN 0-262-03068-3.Chorover has created a chilling document onbehavior control and fascism. His book is an excellentstarting place for anyone who is unfamiliar with theNazi traditions of superiority and philosophy of geneticimprovement of the species, and with the bloodcurdlinghistory of the Nazis, first program of actualmass destruction, namely of the mentally ill andmentally defective as well as many handicappedchildren.* 8. 16 *Dadrian, Vahakn N. "The Anticipation and Preventionof Genocide in International Conflicts: Some Lessonsfrom History. " International Journal Group Tensions18, no. 3 (1988): 205-214.An intrepid researcher of the Armenian genocideturns his attention to the prediction and prevention offuture genocides of any of the many peoples of ourworld. Dadrian proposes that the sources of potentialgenocide are in: a) the type of the groups locked inconflict and their standard relationship to each other;b) the nature and history of the conflict; and c) thedegree of disparity of power relations between thesegroups.~ 8. 17 +Dimensions: A Publication of the Anti-DefamationLeague. 1985-. 3/yr. ISSN 0882-1240.Published by B'nai B'rith's Anti-DefamationLeague, this very readable magazine about the Holocaustgenerally chooses a thematic focus for an issuesuch as journalistic reports of the Holocaust or therescuers of Holocaust victims. It also presents excellentshort and long reviews of books and articles on theHolocaust and genocide.~ 8. 18 ~Eitinger, Leo, and Robert Krell with Miriam Rieck.The Psychological and Medical sects of ConcentrationCamps and Related Persecutions on Survivors of theHolocaust: A Research Bibliography. Vancouver:University British Columbia Press, 1985. LC 86-120224. ISBN 0-7748-0220-0.Professor Leo Eitinger of Oslo was one of the firstEuropean physicians to describe the terrible impactsof the concentration camp syndrome following WorldWar II. Joined by Canadian psychiatrist, Robert Krell,he provides a systematic bibliography of the literatureabout victims of the Holocaust through 1984.160 GENOCIDE
~ 8. 19 ~Fein, Helen. "Scenarios of Genocide. " In Toward theUnderstanding and Prevention of Genocide. Ed. byIsrael W. Charny. Imprint the same as 8. 14.By removing the actual names of the victimizerand victim peoples, and also the names of countriesand geographic locales of each genocidal case history,and then substituting unfamiliar made-up names for allof the above, Fein generates a series of templates orbasic scenarios for how genocide has come about andhow it can come about in a wide variety of historical,political, and ethnic circumstances. Hers is a brilliantpedagogical tool as well as a worthwhile collection forscholars and researchers of generic forms or scenariosof genocide.~ 8. 20 ~Fein, Helen. "Genocide: A Sociological Perspective. "Current Sociology 38, no. 1 (1990) Whole Number.In this 104-page monograph, Fein provides acomprehensive review of the field of genocide study,which she follows with a 225-item bibliography of themain literature of the field, accompanied by numerousbrief critical annotations. Fein is a passionate spokespersonfor a precise and rigorous definition of genocide.She is also the author of an award-winning studyof the differential outcomes of the Holocaust in differentcultures, Accounting for Genocide (New York: FreePress, 1979).~ 8. 21*Fromm, Erich. For the Love of Life. Ed. by HansDurgen Schultz. Trans. from the German by Robertand Rita Kimber. New York: Free Press, 1988. LC85-20518. ISBN 0-02-910930-2. Based on radiointerviews in the late 1970s."If you begin your resistance to a Hitler, only afterhe has won his victory, then you' ve lost before you' veeven begun. For to offer resistance you' ve got to havean inner core, a conviction. You have to have faith inyourself to be able to think critically, to be an independenthuman being, a human being and not a sheep. "(p. 133) "Anyone who takes this path will learn to resistnot only the great tyrannies, like Hitler's, but also the'small'tyrannies, the creeping tyrannies ofbureaucratizationand alienation in everyday life. " (p133)~ 8. 22 *Gibson, Janice T. , and Mika Haritos-Fatouros. "TheEducation of a Torturer. " Psychology Today 20, no.11 (1986): 50-58.Using the step-by-step method, the authors analyzethe sequence of desensitization through which peopleare trained to be members of a secret police (in thiscase in Greece) who are prepared to torture and cruellykill their victims. Their findings are consistent withearlier observations of how the Nazis trained theirfeared SS Deathhead squads.* 8. 23 *Glaser, K. , and S. T. Possony. Victims of Politics: TheState of Human Rights. New York: Columbia UniversityPress, 1979. LC 78-5591. ISBN 0-231-04442-9.The authors survey forced migrations or forcedtransfers of populations and provide details of thetremendous losses of life that inevitably accompanysuch steps.* 8. 24 ~Harff, Barbara. Genocide and Human Ri ghts. Denver,CO: Graduate School of International Studies, Universityof Denver, 1984. ISBN 0-87940-074-9 pa. NUC 86-70567.Harff, a political scientist, has written a poignant,caring monograph about natural law as well as theevolving technical legal basis for humanitarian interventionof one nation in another's affairs for the specificpurposes of stopping genocide. Such intervention canbe without exploitation for national gain.~825~Harff, Barbara, and Ted Robert Gurr. "Genocides andPoliticides since 1945: Evidence"and Anticipation.Internet on the Holocaust and Genocide Special Issue13 (December 1987).Political scientists Harff and Gurr are pioneeringin the development of computerized empirical informationson two critical aspects of genocide: Harff reportson a databank of politicides, or mass killings on thebasis of political identity since World War II; Gurrreports on a databank about minorities around the worldand monitors the extent to which they are at risk ofmounting persecution and genocide.* 8. 26 *Holocaust and Genocide Studies. 1986-. Q. PergamonPress Journals. Headington Hill Hall, Oxford OX3OBW, England. Editor-in-Chief: Yehudah Bauer.Chairman of the Editorial Board: Elie Wiesel. ISSN8756-6583.This is probably the flagship scholarly journal inthe field of Holocaust and genocide studies, althoughit is heavily biased towards scholarship primarily ofthe Holocaust and towards "purist definitions" of theHolocaust. It publishes much less about the genocidesof other people.Early Warning, Intervenrion, and Prevention of Genocide 161
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