Genocide as Social Practice: Reorganizing Society Under the Nazis and Argentina's Military Juntas

Focusing on the impact of genocide on social relations, Daniel Feierstein analyzes state-sponsored repression under the Argentine military dictatorship and the Third Reich. He explores how both regimes employed terror not only to annihilate individuals but also to reshape societal structures. By comparing these historical contexts, Feierstein highlights the common objectives of the perpetrators, emphasizing the underlying motivations behind their acts of violence rather than merely the scale of the atrocities.