Books:
1. Loung Ung, First They Killed My Father. A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers (New York: Harper Perennial, 2000).
2.
Scott Straus and Robert Lyons, Intimate Enemy. Images and Voices of the
Rwandan Genocide (New York: Zone Books, 2006). Please contact the
instructor if you have difficulty obtaining this book.
“In
a paper of no more than 1800 words (about six pages) compare the
usefulness of Ung’s testimony with that of the interviews conducted by
Straus for historians and other scholars interested in better
understanding the dynamics of mass violence. What does Ung’s account
illuminate, and not illuminate, about the killings in Cambodia? What do
the interviews with Rwandan perpetrators tell us, and not tell us, about
the Rwandan Genocide?”
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