I have decided to use the occasion, with the philosopher Larry May, to think about genocide more widely. “ [….] Thinking of the Holocaust is useful as a vivid reminder of the way that genocide produces strikingly horrendous suffering of humans, most of whom are innocent and many of whom are children. It is difficult to think of genocide without thinking of the paradigm cases of genocide, and especially the Holocaust. There is ample evidence that those responsible for drafting the Genocide Convention, which occurred only a few years after the end of the Second World War, were similarly and...