A problem from hell

This book examines the recurring failure of American leaders to prevent genocide, from the Armenian Genocide to the ethnic cleansings in Kosovo and Darfur. Drawing on exclusive interviews, declassified documents, and reports from conflict zones, it reveals how American policymakers and the public often overlooked mass atrocities. The narrative combines historical analysis with political insights, allowing readers to understand the perspectives of decision-makers, dissenters, and victims, and to grasp what was known and what could have been done as millions perished.