Understanding Holocausts

About the Book

This book is about the study of holocausts which in turn is really the study of what happens to a country when it loses a war. Holocausts tend to occur 40 or 80 years after a country has lost a war. The most recent example of a holocaust is the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 which took place 79 years after Rwanda was conquered by the Belgians in 1915 during World War I.

About the Author

The author has studied holocausts on an on-and-off basis for 30 years. He first became interested in holocausts as a teenager when he discovered a semimathematical theory that seemed to predict holocausts. He has now concluded that the theory does work and that everyone and society would benefit from knowing about it.