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.
Bruno Gravier, Jean-Marc Elchardus, Marcel Colin, Association française de criminologie. Congrès, Association lyonnaise de criminologie et d'anthropologie sociales
Published 1996
303 pages
Christine Lebon
Published 2019
244 pages
Jean-Loup Amselle
2001 · 2005 edition
265 pages
Nadine Fresco
Published 2008
320 pages
Raymond Koudou Kessie, Hubert Oulaye, Félix Tano
Published 2013
218 pages
Hélène Piralian
Published 1994
119 pages
Janine Altounian
Published 2012
226 pages
Raymond H.-A. Carter
Published 2005
329 pages
Juristes sans frontières (Association)
Published 2000
348 pages
Jacques Vergès
Published 2003
156 pages
Pierre Brunet
Published 2017
272 pages
André-Michel Essoungou
Published 2006
254 pages
Int Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yug
Published 2007
2 pages
Haroutioun Khatchadourian, Lucie Aslanian, Patrick Aslanian, Jean Michel
Published 2016
365 pages
Jean-Baptiste Jeangène Vilmer
Published 2009
200 pages
Paul Rusesabagina, Tom Zoellner
Published 2006
286 pages
Didier Leclair
Published 2013
217 pages
Joshua M. Greene, Dominique Peters
Published 2005
456 pages
Jean-Pierre Allinne, Sylvie Humbert, Mathieu Soula, Association française pour l'histoire de la justice
Published 2017
293 pages
Chantal Umuraza
Published 2008
142 pages
Joseph Bemba
Published 2016
286 pages
Charles Onana
Published 2014
479 pages
Elie Wiesel
1970 · 2007 edition
199 pages
Filip Reyntjens
Published 1999
256 pages