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    Break Glass: In Case of Genocide - Break Glass: How We End Genocidal indifference
    Break Glass: In Case of Genocide - Break Glass: How We End Genocidal indifference
    Break Glass: In Case of Genocide - Break Glass: How We End Genocidal indifference
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    Break Glass: In Case of Genocide - Break Glass: How We End Genocidal indifference

    By Richard O'Brien and Alice Peck

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    Break Glass tells the harrowing stories of heroes who prevented genocide, massacres and starvation from the Holocaust to the twenty-something year olds at the Center for the Prevention of Genocide as told by its Founder.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPublishdrive
    Release dateDec 12, 2023
    ISBN9798988913917
    Break Glass: In Case of Genocide - Break Glass: How We End Genocidal indifference
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    Richard O'Brien

    Richard O’Brien is a poet, translator and academic based in Birmingham, UK.

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