The Origins of Enforced Disappearance as a State Security Practice Through Three Central Case Studies: Franco’s Spain, Nazi Germany and Stalin’s Russia

• In Event: Assassinations and Disappearances

Brief Overview

This paper examines the liminal use of enforced disappearance in early 20th century totalitarian regimes (Franco’s Spain, Stalin’s Russia and Nazi Germany).

Author

• Jessica Mecellem, The University of the South, Sewanee