Michael Bryant

Michael Bryant, a historian and legal studies professor, and David Bosco, author and expert on the International Criminal Court, dive deep into the evolution of war crimes and accountability. They trace war crimes from the U.S. Civil War to the Nuremberg Trials and beyond. The conversation highlights the complexities of international law and the challenges of prosecuting atrocities. They also discuss the significance of The Hague and the ongoing relationship between the U.S. and the ICC amid global power dynamics.

In this thought-provoking discussion, Dr. Jonathan Hudson, an expert in Holocaust studies, and Dr. Michael S. Bryant, a professor of history, delve into the disturbing world of Nazi medicine. They explore the chilling intersection of medical ethics and atrocities committed by once-respected doctors. The speakers discuss the moral implications of these actions, the historical roots of Nazi ideology in medicine, and the lasting consequences on contemporary practices. Their insights highlight the dangers of dehumanization and the importance of accountability in medical history.

Exploring the Holocaust through an evolutionary lens, discussing the rationality behind Hitler's actions. Delving into the emotional depths of Holocaust testimonies and Sonder Commandos. Analyzing Nazi racial ideology, Germanization program, and eugenics. Examining political alliances, contradictions in Nazi ideology, deception, and atrocities. Highlighting the importance of evolutionary insights to understand and prevent genocides.