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At first glance, no two experiences could be further apart than genocide and music. Yet real, live culture usually goes beyond rational divisions. It is now fairly commonly known that art is not absent from the sites of mass killings. Both victims and prosecutors engage in artistic activities in prisons and camps, as well as at other places where genocides take place. What is the music of genocide? Can the experience of ultimate terror be expressed in music? How does music reflect on genocide? How do we perceive music after genocide? What is music and what is silence in a world marked by mass

Music and genocide. --- Genocide --- History.

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Armenian genocide (1915-1923)

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Forensic archaeology --- Dead --- Genocide --- Violence --- Dead. --- Forensic archaeology. --- Genocide. --- Violence.

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Forensic archaeology --- Dead --- Genocide --- Violence --- Dead. --- Forensic archaeology. --- Genocide. --- Violence.

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Forensic archaeology --- Dead --- Genocide --- Violence