How do human beings rationalize genocide? NAZA provides a chilling look | Omer Bartov
Guardian piece by Omer Bartov examines the documentary NAZA, which explores how societies justify genocide. It argues that rather than attributing mass violence solely to monstrous individuals, modern atrocities are often enabled by ordinary people who rationalize their actions. The film suggests that everyday citizens can become complicit, challenging the notion that genocide is perpetrated only by overtly sadistic actors.