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Revolution And Genocide: On The Origins Of The Armenian Genocide And The Holocaust,Used Earl Derr New York UniversityIn A Study That Compares The Major Attempts At Genocide In World History, Robert Melson Creates A Sophisticated Framework That Links Genocide To Revolution And War. He Focuses On The Plights Of Jews After The Fall Of Imperial Germany And Of Armenians After The Fall Of The Ottoman As Well As Attempted Genocides In The Soviet Union And Cambodia. He Argues That Genocide Often Is The End Result Of A Complex Process That Starts When Revolutionaries Smash