The NIOD REWIND podcast presents interviews with scholars on the history and study of mass violence, war and genocide.
NIOD Rewind Podcast on War & Violence
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The NIOD REWIND podcast presents interviews with scholars on the history and study of mass violence, war and genocide.
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11/13/2019
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Recent Episodes
May 13, 2026
NIOD Rewind Episode 48 - Genocide in Tigray: Assault on the Womb, Starvation and Censorship
<p>What is happening in Tigray? In this episode Anne van Mourik speaks with Teklehaymanot (Tekle) Weldemichael (University of Manchester) about the strong evidence that Ethiopia committed genocide in Tigray, and the (lack of) academic freedom to publish on it. </p><p>The war between Ethiopia and Tigray began in 2020 and saw widespread atrocities, including mass killings, systematic rape, starvation, and the destruction of civilian infrastructure. How to analyse this mass violence? Did the ceasefire of 2022 truly end the violence? How became the bodies and especially wombs of Tigrayan women sites of violence during the conflict? And what kind of challenges do scholars face, who want to publish on what is happening in Tigray?</p><p>Image: Protestor holding sign in support of women in Tigray 2021, CC BY 2.0 Wikimedia Commons.</p>
April 9, 2026
NIOD Rewind Episode 47 - Perpetrators of Mass Atrocities: Terribly and Terrifyingly Normal?
<p>Are perpetrators of mass atrocities really “monsters”? Or are they, in fact, normal people, like us? Anne van Mourik and Lucy Gaynor interview Professor Alette Smeulers (University Groningen), who argues that those who commit extreme violence are often far more ordinary than we would like to believe. We discuss Alette’s research - which looks at many cases including the Holocaust, the Rwandan Genocide, Apartheid in South Africa, and military dictatorships in South America - and ask: what patterns emerge? Do different contexts produce different types of perpetrators, such as “fanatics”, “masterminds”, and “followers"? Does social media, in our modern age, act as a kind of fanatic infrastructure, creating spaces like the manosphere, or even enabling perpetration? What is the role of “strongmen” like Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Benjamin Netanyahu, in the perpetration of atrocities? How do other leaders, like NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, play a part in normalising violence?</p><p>Photo: Adolf Eichman in Ramle Prison1961 (Wikimedia Commons)</p>
February 11, 2026
NIOD Rewind Episode 46 - Who Gets to Be a Victim? Trauma and Memory after the Dutch-Indonesian War
<p>In the first episode of Season 7, Anne van Mourik talks with Susie Protschky (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) to explore the question of perpetrator trauma in the aftermath of the Dutch–Indonesian War. They look at how members of Indies diaspora and former combatants in the Netherlands live with (post-)war trauma, including those implicated in violence and oppressive regimes. </p><p>What does perpetrator trauma mean? How does trauma show up in everyday life and in political discourse? How is it sometimes used to shape narratives of victimhood that aim to mitigate questions of responsibility? </p><p>As the conversation unfolds, Susie and Anne end up circling a familiar knot: why focus on perpetrator trauma at all? Are we in danger of losing sight of historical violence and suffering by shifting attention to memory politics and postwar narratives? Or is this precisely where the political work of history continues to unfold?</p><p><br></p><p>Image: Burial at sea of Dutch soldier, 1950 (NIMH)</p>
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