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Omer Bartov is an Israeli-American historian of the Holocaust and of genocide, born in 1954 in Israel, who teaches European history at Brown University. His early work on the Wehrmacht, including The Eastern Front, 1941-45 and Hitler's Army, examined how ordinary German soldiers took part in a war of annihilation. He later turned to the Jewish and Ukrainian past of eastern Galicia with Erased and Anatomy of a Genocide, a study of his mother's hometown of Buczacz. His more recent book on the state of Israel is Israel: What Went Wrong?
Omer Bartov is an Israeli-American historian of the Holocaust and of genocide, born in 1954 in Israel, who teaches European history at Brown University. His early work on the Wehrmacht, including The Eastern Front, 1941-45 and Hitler's Army, examined how ordinary German soldiers took part in a war of annihilation. He later turned to the Jewish and Ukrainian past of eastern Galicia with Erased and Anatomy of a Genocide, a study of his mother's hometown of Buczacz. His more recent book on the state of Israel is Israel: What Went Wrong?