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The Traumatized Perpetrator – “I actually murdered somebody. I felt very bad about that and I just wanted to run away.”
The following contribution by Bart Nauta is part of JiC’s ongoing symposium on Alette Smeulers’ new book “Perpetrators of Mass Atrocities Terribly and Terrifyingly Normal?”. Bart is a historian and interdisciplinary researcher at ARQ National Psychotrauma Centre and a PhD … Continue reading →
Posted in Argentina, Crimes against humanity, South Africa, Symposium Introduction - A JiC Symposium on Alette Smeulers' "Perpetrators of Mass Atrocities Terribly and Terrifyingly Normal?, Vietnam, War crimes
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Tagged healing, history, John Deegan, mental-health, My Lai, politics, trauma, Varnado Simpson
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