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1. The Migration of Lynch Victims' Families, 1880-1930.

2. The attempted murder of a surgeon (1882): Frank Algernon Hall of Lewes, Sussex.

4. The slow road to atonement.

5. Forensic Anthropology in Investigations of Crimes Against Humanity: Global Dimensions and the Mid-19th-Century Ajnala (India) Massacre.

6. [Argentinian women and the uses of drugs: A sociohistorical analysis of female drug use in Argentina (1860-1930)].

7. [Violence, health and ailment of bodies in the parish of Vila Rica, eighteenth century].

8. Quantifying the Holocaust: Hyperintense kill rates during the Nazi genocide.

9. [Concomitance of depressive disorders and enduring personality change after catastrophic experience in repression victims in the years 1940-1956].

10. Augusta Rasmussen - psychiatrist, pioneer and the scientific truths of the time.

11. Facing the Guilt and Commemorating the Victims: German Radiology and Radiation Oncology During National Socialism.

12. Sexual Scripts and Criminal Statutes: Gender Restrictions, Spousal Allowances, and Victim Accountability After Rape Law Reform.

13. Effective Reparation for the Guatemala S.T.D. Experiments: A Victim-Centered Approach.

14. The genesis of victimization surveys and of the realist-constructionist divide.

15. "There Were Rapes!": Sexual Assaults of African American Women and Children in Jim Crow.

16. Germany to probe Nazi-era medical science.

18. Insights into the Freiburg Anatomical Institute during National Socialism, 1933-1945.

19. Anatomy in the Third Reich - The Anatomical Institute of the Reichsuniversität Strassburg and the deliveries of dead bodies.

20. The victims of unethical human experiments and coerced research under National Socialism.

21. Posthumous Testimony for Dr. Leo Gross and his Family / Restoration of the 'Lost' Biography of a Physician Victim of the Holocaust

24. Effect of childhood victimization on occupational prestige and income trajectories.

25. The paradox of evil/homosexuality.

26. Marks of autopsy and identification of victims of human rights violations exhumed from cemeteries: the case of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939).

27. As Syria crisis mounts, scientist looks back at last major chemical attack.

28. Destabilizing science from the right: the rhetoric of heterosexual victimhood in the World Health Organization's 2008 HIV/AIDS controversy.

29. An archival exploration of 19th-century American adult female offender parricides.

30. [History pages (III)].

32. Writing the male abuser in cultural responses to domestic violence in Spain.

33. [The "Aktion T4". In remembrance of victims of the healing and nursing institution in Günzburg].

34. [The meaning of "apology": the survivors of Nazi medical crimes and the Max Planck Society].

35. Discovering the 60 years old secret: identification of the World War II mass grave victims from the island of Daksa near Dubrovnik, Croatia.

36. Watching the detectives: crime programming, fear of crime, and attitudes about the criminal justice system.

37. Criminal sittings – rape in the colony, New Zealand, 1862.

38. Destination: Alexandria, Buenos Aires, Constantinople; "White Slavers" in late Imperial Austria.

39. Forced disappearance in an era of globalization: biopolitics, shadow networks, and imagined worlds.

40. Sex scandals, sexual violence, and the word on the street: the Kolasówna 'Lustmord' in Cracow's popular press, 1905-1906.

41. Direct and vicarious violent victimization and juvenile delinquency: an application of general strain theory.

42. Normative collective behavior in the Station building fire.

43. A reassessment of the association between social disorganization and youth violence in rural areas.

44. Introduction: the construction of sexual deviance in late Imperial Eastern Europe.

45. "Crimes which startle and horrify": gender, age, and the racialization of sexual violence in white American newspapers, 1870-1900.

46. Human smuggling in Austria: a comparative analysis of data on smuggled migrants from former Yugoslavia and the Russian Federation.

47. Silver or lead: the drug cartel La Familia gives local officials a choice: take a bribe or a bullet.

48. The "second injury" to victims of violent acts. 1980.

49. Where are the bodies: the haunting of Indonesia.

50. From state terrorism to state errorism: post-Pinochet Chile's long search for truth and justice.

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