Did the world become more violent in the twentieth century, or did greater media coverage of war, genocide and civil unrest promote a false inference? Despite what many people think, historians have not proven that the last century was historys bloodiest.
Violence in the Twentieth Century
A Closer Look
By James L. Payne
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the Winter 2001/02 issue of The Independent Review.
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