No matarían ni una mosca: Criminales de guerra en el banquillo (Polirritmos)

The book delves into intricate courtroom proceedings and moral dilemmas. I'm curious how the narrative balances accessibility with accuracy.

The stories evoke both empathy and critique, making me wonder if the book challenges or reinforces certain perceptions about accountability.

Highlighting these particular cases adds a unique perspective on international justice, but I'm curious about the author's decision to center these trials.