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My review of a new biography of Raphael Lemkin, inventor of the idea of genocide

Posted on May 9, 2010May 9, 2010 by Martin Shaw

published in European History Quarterly 40, 2, 2010 (scroll down for review)

Review of Cooper, Lemkin, for European History Quarterly.pdf

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