Author Archives: Anna Rinko

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I was most intrigued by Crowe’s coverage of the Nuremburg trials.  He came to a few ultimate conclusions.  The trials were flawed, but acceptably so.  Despite being carried out by the conflict’s victors, their was a clear attempt to be … Continue reading →

Will the universality of rape as a weapon ever end? Would adding moral/legal imperatives to tragedies other than genocide encourage international action? Could what happened in Bosnia have occurred without religion?

One of the main aspects that stuck out during the reading was the universal unwillingness to call genocidal acts genocide.  Since calling a conflict a genocide places obligations upon other states to intervene, these states have very little motivation to label … Continue reading →

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How much of these atrocities can be attributed to a blindness or unwillingness to see what was occurring? Would anything have changed if Vietnam had not been Communist? Since Pol Pot was inspired by China, could he indirectly have been … Continue reading →