Uncover the devastating impact of propaganda in the 1965 Indonesian genocide, a mass murder event that claimed an estimated million lives. This seminal work meticulously details how “imagined evil” was weaponized, leading to widespread atrocities and lasting societal trauma. It examines the historical context, the mechanics of hate campaigns, and the crucial proceedings of the International People’s Tribunal on 1965 crimes against humanity. A crucial addition to Southeast Asian and genocide studies, it’s indispensable for scholars and enthusiasts seeking to understand mass violence and its roots.