David Patrick is Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of the Free State, South Africa. He completed his PhD in Modern History at Sheffield University.

• Chapter OneThe Crime of Crimes?Structure and ApproachChapter TwoBringing Darkness to Light: Anglo-American Awareness of the Holocaust, 1945-1995The Liberation of the Camps – 1945What was UncoveredMedia Responses to LiberationStylistic Themes in ReportingGeneral Responses to Press DisclosuresA Unique Response: DisbeliefA Landmark in Exposure to Genocide Public Awareness of the Holocaust: 1945-1995 Immediate Post-War Period The Diary of Anne Frank The Trial of Adolf Eichmann Holocaust Schindler’s List Concluding Remarks Chapter ThreeInconveniently Close: Anglo-American Coverage of the Bosnian WarWestern Discourse Regarding the BalkansQuantitative Analysis: Overall Findings of Bosnia Data SetNews Article CoverageFront Page CoverageEditorial, Comments and Letters CoveragePeriod One: 1 August – 28 August 1992Quantitative Findings: 1 – 28 August 1992The Importance of Concentration Camp ImageryCalls for InterventionThe Framing of Violence in the Balkans Period Two: 29 January – 26 February 1994Quantitative Findings: 29 January – 26 February 1994Themes within CoverageConfusing Victims and Perpetrators Period Three: 7 July – 3 August 1995Quantitative Findings: 7 July – 3 August 1995Themes within CoveragePeriod Four: 21 August – 18 September 1995Quantitative FindingsThemes within CoverageConcluding RemarksChapter FourA Faraway People: Media Coverage of the Rwandan GenocideWestern Discourse Regarding AfricaQuantitative FindingsNews Article CoverageFront Page CoverageOpinion CoverageThemes within CoverageTribalism and AnarchyProspects of InterventionLack of Focus on the GenocideRare Instances of Press FocusWestern EvacuationFrench InterventionRefugee CrisisConclusionChapter FiveFrom Disbelief to DisinterestViolence in the Media The Holocaust in the Anglo-American WorldConcluding RemarksAppendixNotesBibliographyIndex