Ray Spangenburg and Kit Moser

Attempts throughout the world to stop genocide have not succeeded, and the twentieth-century record of senseless massacres shows no sign of slowing in the twenty-first century. This book examines reasons--psychological, social, and political--that operate behind the scenes and studies the recent history of genocides in Armenia, Germany, Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and Kosovo. Most important, it looks at ways that ordinary citizens--both teenage and adult
--can help prevent genocide from happening again.