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The slaughter : mass killings, organ harvesting, and China's secret solution to its dissident problem

Title
The slaughter : mass killings, organ harvesting, and China's secret solution to its dissident problem / by Ethan Gutmann.
Author
Gutmann, Ethan.
Publication
  • Random House Inc, 2014.
  • Amherst, New York : Prometheus Books, 2014.

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Summary
"The inside story of China's organ transplant business and its macabre connection with internment camps and killing fields for arrested dissidents, especially the adherents of Falun Gong. Mass murder is alive and well. That is the stark conclusion of this comprehensive investigation into the Chinese state's secret program to get rid of political dissidents while profiting from the sale of their organs--in many cases to Western recipients. Based on interviews with top-ranking police officials and Chinesedoctors who have killed prisoners on the operating table, veteran China analyst Ethan Gutmann has produced a riveting insider's account--culminating in a death toll that will shock the world. Why would the Chinese leadership encourage such a dangerous perversion of their medical system? To solve the puzzle, Gutmann journeyed deep into the dissident archipelago of Falun Gong, Tibetans, Uighurs and House Christians, uncovering an ageless drama of resistance, eliciting confessions of deep betrayal and moments of ecstatic redemption. In an age of compassion fatigue, Gutmann relies on one simple truth: those who have made it back from the gates of hell have stories to tell. And no matter what baggage the reader may bring along, their preconceptions of Chinawill not survive the trip"--
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  • Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN
  • 9781616149406
  • 161614940X
LCCN
2014006787
OCLC
  • ocn881623113
  • 881623113
  • SCSB-5764282
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries