@article{1397656,
      author = {Totten, Samuel.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1397656},
      title = {An oral and documentary history of the Darfur genocide  [electronic resource] /},
      publisher = {Praeger Security International,},
      abstract = {Addresses a host of issues germane to the genocidal  actions which the Sudanese Government has engaged in  between 2003 and today (November 2010). The interviewees,  all of whom were forced from their land, villages, and  homes, are an eclectic group: the young and the old, men  and women, the uneducated and the highly educated, common  citizens, and leaders (sheiks and umdas). Their personal  stories place a human face on a crisis that has resulted in  the genocide of some two hundred thousand people and the  deaths of scores of thousands due to what has been deemed  "genocide by attrition"--The withholding of medical  attention and humanitarian assistance to the black Africans  as they fled and sought shelter in internally displaced  persons (IDP) camps in the deserts and mountains of  Darfur.},
      recid = {1397656},
      pages = {1 online resource (2 v. (xxiv, 556 p.)) :},
      address = {Santa Barbara, Calif. :},
      year = {2010},
}