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The world's bloodiest history : massacre, genocide, and the scars they left on civilization

"This book recounts some of the most horrifying episodes of the past, from ancient times to our own, in searing detail, while rigorously investigating their causes - from religious fanaticism and ethnic rivalry to political power struggles and hunger for vengeance -- and their consequences. Engrossing in their descriptions of diverse historical periods and cultures, intriguing in their insights into human impulses and motivations, perplexing in their implications, these are stories that lead us to reflect on our own character and strength of will, and to question, at the most basic levels, what it means to be human." --Amazon.com.

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  • ""This book recounts some of the most horrifying episodes of the past, from ancient times to our own, in searing detail, while rigorously investigating their causes - from religious fanaticism and ethnic rivalry to political power struggles and hunger for vengeance -- and their consequences. Engrossing in their descriptions of diverse historical periods and cultures, intriguing in their insights into human impulses and motivations, perplexing in their implications, these are stories that lead us to reflect on our own character and strength of will, and to question, at the most basic levels, what it means to be human." --Amazon.com."@en
  • "Surveys eighteen massacres, from the Roman sacking of Carthage in 146 BCE to the massacre at Srebrenica in 1995."

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  • "History"
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  • "Anecdotes"

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  • "The world's bloodiest history : massacre, genocide, and the scars they left on civilization"@en
  • "The world's bloodiest history : massacre, genocide, and the scars they left on civilization"