Rescuers of Genocide Victims
In Rwanda in 1994, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Habineza successfully
hid
a
family
for
months in a house Joseph built and camouflaged.
Photo by Riccardo Gangale,
courtesy Leora Kahn.
GSP-Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics 2008 colloquium
"Rescuers of Genocide Victims: Research Perspectives for the Future"
GSP-Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics 2009 symposium
"Genocide, Rescue and Prevention: Understanding and Fostering Rescue Behavior in the Face of Mass Killing"
(May 8, 2009). See the report on this symposium in Bioethics at Yale, 2009-10, pp. 98-101.
GSP-sponsored research:
Mette Bastholm Jensen, PhD dissertation, Solidarity in Action: A Comparative Study of Rescue Efforts in Nazi-occupied Denmark and the Netherlands, Yale University, Department of Sociology, 2007.
Historical Analyses of Rescue
"The Rescue of Norwegian Jews," by Ragnar Ulstein (1985)
Documents on Rescue Efforts
Bibliography on Rescue Behavior
New Publications on Rescue Behavior
Narratives of Rescue
Malka Czismadia (Hungary)
André Trocme (France)
Thérèse Nyirabayovu (Rwanda)
