atrocities

Journal entries chronicle the experiences a young woman had while living in Berlin during the Russian conquest in 1945.

Former MI5 officer Harry Tate is charged with finding the truth about a war atrocity that allegedly took place under his watch in Kosovo in 1999, but a skillful assassin is taking out potential witnesses before Harry can discover the facts.

Memoir of Raphael Lemkin, the man who coined the term "genocide" and successfully got it recognized in international law, about his youth growing up a Polish Jew, evading the Nazis in World War II, and his education and peace-keeping work in America.

While balancing between life and death, an elderly woman remembers the terrors she faced during World War II, and the events that changed her life after the liberation. Scott lives in Brighton, NY, and teaches at UR.

Discusses the Turkish government's, and the international community's, reluctance to acknowledge the Armenian Genocide that began in 1915, and chronicles the history of the denial of the massacres and battles between Turkey's lobbyists and Armenian-American activists over congressional genocide resolutions.