Christopher Simpson (1)
Autor de Blowback: America's Recruitment of Nazis and Its Effects on the Cold War
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Sobre El Autor
Christopher Simpson is an associate professor specializing in information literacy at American University's School of Communication in Washington, DC. He has written several books concerning genocide, international human rights law and national security, including "The Splendid Blond Beast: Money, mostrar más Law and Genocide in the 20th Century". He serves on the Scholarly Advisory Boards for federal interagency commissions concerning looted Nazi assets and administration of the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act. Simpson is also the editor of a new Holmes & Meier series of books on human rights. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
Obras de Christopher Simpson
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Conocimiento común
- Género
- male
- Ocupaciones
- Associate Professor of Communications
- Organizaciones
- American University
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Blowback: The First Full Account of America's… por Christopher Simpson
Instructive, particularly as we seem unwilling or unable to learn from the mistakes which it thorougly and carefully documents.
Book received from NetGalley
This book goes into what happens when the law doesn't punish those who many feel should be punished. The people who committed genocide starting just after World War I and the consequences of the lack of action and how it pertained to the aftermath of The Second World War. It was a rough read and many times I felt myself getting mad at the lawyers who represented the individuals who participated in the various atrocities mentioned in this book. I believe that I learned quite a bit about a part of history that seems to be glossed over.… (más)
This book goes into what happens when the law doesn't punish those who many feel should be punished. The people who committed genocide starting just after World War I and the consequences of the lack of action and how it pertained to the aftermath of The Second World War. It was a rough read and many times I felt myself getting mad at the lawyers who represented the individuals who participated in the various atrocities mentioned in this book. I believe that I learned quite a bit about a part of history that seems to be glossed over.… (más)
Ever hear of "Gray Propaganda"?
It is a shame that the bankers for the Third Reich were not punished rather than rewarded with the task of handing out American aid after the war. Hermann Abbs should have hung. The bank is a criminal enterprise and should be barred from doing business in the United States.
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