atrocities

From 1915 to 1923, the Ottoman Empire drove the Armenians from their ancestral homeland and killed 1.5 million of them. President Woodrow Wilson led a movement to help the Armenians but the genocide was lost in the focus on World War I and the flu pandemic and the Turks were never held accountable for their atrocities against the Armenians.

Focuses on the treatment of the gypsies of Europe by the Nazis during World War II and addresses the questions of when they were actually interned in the camps, deportation, and extermination.

Contains thirteen primary and secondary source articles that provide varying perspectives on issues related to American war crimes in Vietnam, the My Lai massacre, and Vietnamese war crimes.

A firsthand account of the genocide against the Muslim's by Bosnia's Serbs.

Reveals the experiences of twin children in the hands of Dr. Josef Mengele.

Examines the cases of several Nazi war criminals, describing the charges against them, and how they have been brought to justice.

Relates the experiences of several groups of European children caught up in the devastating turmoil of World War II.

The story of how Vahan Kenderian survived the Turkish massacre of the Armenians in 1915.

Dr. Miklos Nyiszli, a Jew and medical doctor, tells of his experiences at Auschwitz during World War II.