
Syria Betrayed Atrocities, War, and the Failure of International Diplomacy
Alex J. Bellamy
Published 2022
458 pages
Books about genocide bear witness to attempts to destroy whole peoples. Survivors' testimonies, histories and novels record what happened in Armenia, Rwanda, Cambodia, Bosnia and elsewhere, and ask how neighbors became killers. They are painful and necessary reading. This list shows the ones first published in 2022.

Alex J. Bellamy
Published 2022
458 pages

Michael Clarke
Published 2022
384 pages

Jay Winter
Published 2022
233 pages

Andrew Sangster
Published 2022
288 pages

Carel Bertram
Published 2022
297 pages

Jerry White, Georgette F. Bennett
2022 · 2024 edition
352 pages

Published 2022
164 pages

Iva Vukušić
Published 2022
217 pages

Drew Eldridge
Published 2022
88 pages

Mohamed Adhikari, Alfred J. Andrea
Published 2022
179 pages

Markus P. Beham
Published 2022
216 pages

Ken MacLean
Published 2022
300 pages

Salvador Santino F. Regilme, Irene Hadiprayitno, Alice Storey
Published 2022
214 pages

Jeffrey S. Bachman
Published 2022
208 pages

Philip B. K. Potter, Wang Chen
Published 2022
244 pages

Stephen Wynn
Published 2022
174 pages

Andreas Huyssen
Published 2022
184 pages

Vanessa Voisin, Irina Tcherneva, Eric Le Bourhis, Jasmine Söhner, Máté Zombory
Published 2022
440 pages

Borko B. Djordjevic
Published 2022
394 pages

Kawser Ahmed, Helal Mohiuddin
Published 2022
246 pages

Jessica Senehi, Imani Michelle Scott, Sean Byrne, Thomas G. Matyók
2022 · 2024 edition
374 pages

Lyalya Umirzakova
Published 2022
126 pages

Stephen Buoy Rolnyang
Published 2022
218 pages
![Cover of Talaat Pasha's Report on the Armenian Genocide [Expanded Edition]](https://images.isbndb.com/covers/22667323482867.jpg)
Ara Sarafian
Published 2022
88 pages