| ID | 086876 |
| Title Proper | Only way to prevent genocide |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Lindberg, Tod |
| Publication | 2009. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Have you ever found yourself in the position of asking, on your own behalf or on behalf of others, how many or precisely which people it would be useful to kill in order to secure a benefit for yourself or your cause? And just how to do it? No? Others have. Their answers have ranged from Cain's original "Abel, with my bare hands" to Hitler's "all the Jews, mainly by gas," and the widespread Hutu view in the Rwanda of 1994, "the Tutsis, with machetes." The question burns today for the government of Sudan and in the Congo. |
| `In' analytical Note | Commentary Vol. 127, No. 4; Apr 2009: p.9-15 |
| Journal Source | Commentary Vol. 127, No. 4; Apr 2009: p.9-15 |
| Key Words | Genocide ; Prevent ; United States ; Willingness ; Diplomacy ; Congo ; Hitler's |