This book explores the impact of the Holocaust and the role of Raphael Lemkin in crafting the Genocide Convention to stop mass killing of people. It highlights the importance of politics, social and culture in managing war and stopping war crimes. The book allows students to understand the history and impact of wars, the importance of crafting conventions, and the role of the UN in managing war and war crimes. It also explores the criticisms of the Genocide Convention, including the lack of prevention and punishment.

A book on Holocaust's impact, Raphael Lemkin's role in crafting Genocide Convention, and the significance of politics, social and culture in preventing war crimes.

Exploring the Social World: From Holocaust to Genocide Convention

The biggest example of cruelty of men to the mankind is the Auschwitz concentration camps and gas chambers that were made to kill the Jews who were treated as pests in the German society by the fascist government of Hitler (Gies). The respective paper is aimed to analyze and narrate in details about the philosophy of “man’s inhumanity to man” with special reference of Auschwitz concentration camps and holocausts in Germany by highlighting an example of a holocaust survivor and his experience of torture.

World War 2: A Memorino

This report provides an account of the humanitarian programme that has taken place in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It also discusses the history of armed conflict, the situation in the eastern part of the country, and the role of humanitarian interventions in the ongoing conflict.

Exploring the Social World: From Holocaust to Genocide Convention

World War 2: A Memorinolg...

Genocide in the Democratic Republic in Congolg...

World War 2: A Memorino

Genocide in the Democratic Republic in Congo