by Tom Hogan | Dec 1, 2023 | Political History
When I’m in the US, I’m a supporter of Israel. When I’m in Israel, I’m a supporter of the Palestinians. Let me explain. As someone who has taught Genocide Studies for a living, and who is neither Jewish nor Muslim, I’m watching the events in Gaza unfold with personal...
by Tom Hogan | Aug 23, 2021 | The Holocaust, Political History, Teaching
Those two words have been associated with the Holocaust ever since the camps were discovered and the world was forced to witness what it had allowed to happen. They were the basis for the establishment of the state of Israel. In fact, many Israeli soldiers incorporate...
by Tom Hogan | Aug 17, 2021 | The Holocaust, Political History, Teaching
I spent my elementary school years in post-WW II Germany. Though my father was US Air Force, we lived off-base in a German village. The crowd was a combination of American and German kids—we taught them baseball, they taught us soccer. Though the war had been over for...
by Tom Hogan | Jul 6, 2021 | The Holocaust
Genocide is like a disease: you need to recognize it in its earliest forms. When the trains are running and the gas chambers are in full operation, it’s too late to stop. In my new novel, The Devil’s Breath, I analyze how a great nation and people became...
