Current Seminar

Rwandan rescuers

In Rwanda in 1994, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Habineza successfully hid a family
for months in a house Joseph built and camouflaged.
Photo by Riccardo Gangale, courtesy Leora Kahn.

Genocide Studies Program (1998-2008)

Genocide, Resistance and Rescue

Fall 2008 Genocide Studies Seminars
Thursdays 1.30-3.20 p.m.,
ISPS conference room B012, 77 Prospect St., New Haven
Open to the public

In Memoriam: Stephen Feinstein

October 9	Dr. A. Dirk Moses, Department of History, University of Sydney Editor, Empire, Colony, Genocide (New York, 2008) The East Pakistan Secession, Genocide, and the UN, 1971-1973 Commentator: Lawrence Lifschultz, former South Asia correspondent, Far Eastern Economic Review, and author of Bangladesh: The Unfinished Revolution
October 23	Dr. Salim Simba, Department of Political Science & Public Administration, Makerere University, Kampala Violence in Uganda and Rwanda since Idi Amin
October 30	Prof. Charles Walton, History Department, Yale Are Revolutions Genocidal ? The Case of the French
November 13	Prof. Ali Ahmida, Political Science, University of New England, An Italian Genocide in Colonial Libya, 1929-34
November 20	Julius Landwirth, MD, JD, Associate Director, Center for Bioethics, Studying the Rescuers of Genocide Victims

GSP Visiting Fellow, 2008-09:
Socheata Poeuv, Director, Khmer Legacies

Yale University

Current Seminar

Genocide, Resistance and Rescue