
Le Golgotha de l'Arménie mineure
Jean-Varoujean Guréghian
2000 · 2009 edition
208 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. Only books in French are listed.

Jean-Varoujean Guréghian
2000 · 2009 edition
208 pages

Gérard Chaliand
Published 2006
213 pages

Charles Onana
Published 2019
667 pages

Frédéric Debomy
Published 2018
153 pages

Jean-Joël Brégeon
1987 · 2016 edition
368 pages

Henri Locard
2013 · 2016 edition
379 pages

Benoît Collombat, David Servenay
Published 2014
309 pages

Élise Rida Musomandera, Anne Delyon
Published 2014
108 pages

Francis Deron
Published 2009
480 pages

Pierre-Claver Ndacyayisenga
Published 2012
188 pages

Alain Finkielkraut, Radio-France. Direction France culture
2010 · 2012 edition
352 pages

Alain Corbin
1992 · 2008 edition
204 pages

FONTANET M./HABIYAKA
Published 2007
250 pages

Yolande Mukagasana, Alain Kazinierakis
Published 2001
160 pages

Antoine Garapon
Published 2002
348 pages

Alfred Grosser
1989 · 1999 edition
272 pages

Jean-Claude Willame
Published 1999
207 pages

Jean-Pierre Chrétien, Reporters sans frontières (Association), UNESCO
Published 1995
397 pages

Amin Maalouf
1998 · 2001 edition
189 pages

African Rights
1994 · 1995 edition
74 pages

Dane Cuypers, François Ponchaud
Published 2013
259 pages

Scholastique Mukasonga
2008 · 2012 edition
170 pages

Janine Altounian
Published 1990
246 pages

Benjamin Sehene
Published 2005
482 pages