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America's Response to Genocide

This course will examine how the United States has responded to genocide in the Twentieth Century. Has the United States done all it could to prevent the Holocaust and the genocides that occurred in Cambodia, Rwanda, and the Balkans? Is the Sudanese Government currently engaged in genocide? What legal and moral obligation does the United States have when genocide occurs?

This seminar is tentatively scheduled to meet during Full Session on W from 1:25 pm - 2:15 pm.

Note: Please check the official timetable for the most up-to-date information about meeting times and locations and availability.

About the professor

Kurt Piehler
Kurt Piehler is a a historian of war, peace, and American society.

Contact Information

Email: gpiehler@utk.edu
Phone: 974-7094

 

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