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Nadler's (1994) Critical Events Model will be utilized within a qualitative historical case method to thematize the historical record relating the training organized for the Serbian Volunteer Guard (SDG) for ethnic cleansing in war–torn Yugoslavia. This work demonstrates how a human resource development model can reorganize historical data to interpret how genocidal groups trained for atrocities.

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Genocide ethnic cleansing history Nadler critical events model HRD

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