Contents – Hatred and Mass Violence: Lessons from History (Issue 49)
Guest Editorial
Our Struggle against Hatred and Mass Violence
Navras J. Aafreedi
Articles
Prevention of Mass Violence and Promotion of Tolerance
Sarva-Daman Singh
The 2002 Alexandria Summit and its Follow Up
David Rosen
Antisemitism in Bangladesh
Richard Benkin
Preventing Continuation of Genocide
David Matas
Holocaust Studies in Australia: Moving from Family and Community Remembrance to Human Rights and Prevention of Mass Violence
Suzanne Rutland and Suzanne Hampel
The Genocide of 1971 in Bangladesh: Lessons from History
Srimanti Sarkar
Conflicting Historical Narratives and the Perpetuation of Trauma
Reuven Firestone
Holocaust, Propaganda, and the Distortion of History in the Former Soviet Space
Charles Ehrlich
Outraged and Ostracized: The Bangladesh Genocide Retold
Nabanita Mitra
Holocaust Commemoration in Museums: Teaching Unique or Universal Lessons?
Stephanie S. Rotem
The Failure of Secular Publics and the Rise of the Jewish Religious Public in Nathan Englander’s For the Relief of Unbearable Urges
Fuzail Asar Siddiqi
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