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Rutgers Offers Two New Courses on Genocide
NEWARK, N.J.—Two new courses exploring the darkest side of 19th- and early 20th-century empires are being offered this spring at Rutgers University-Newark by the Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights (CGHR), in collaboration with the Genocide Education Project–Higher Education Division (GenEd-HigherEd).
Titled "Imperialism and Mass Violence" and "Amending Atrocities," the courses are being taught by Khatchig Mouradian, a Ph.D. candidate in genocide studies and the former edito
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In my opinion The Armenian Genocide would be the classic study of Genocide because there are so many different dimension and angles. Loss of land history material and still in process 100 years later….The final blow is still in the wait and process and still history books governments politicians and scientist are being paid to cover up the past and ignore the future and present day plans of destruction.