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We would like to emphasize that the authors are not professional historians and, not being familiar with the expert instruments of this venerable profession, are not able to use them. This is probably why the work of Genocidium Atrox has a journalistic rather than strictly scientific character. There is, however, another reason for the nature of the publication, namely the conscious choice of the medium of presentation, i.e. digital world. Namely, one of the basic features of what is commonly referred to as the Internet, is universal access and the related possibility of making virtually instant corrections and supplements.

The authors of Genocidium Atrox are therefore open to any remarks, comments and opinions that you may have after becoming familiar with our work. More than that: we are waiting for them, because it is you, individually and collectively, who are part of the process known as peer review, i.e. a review by an „equal of rank”. Without your input, this work will remain lifeless. Hence, we look forward to — and somewhat anxiously — wait for memories, reports, showing errors, recommendations, etc. All of them will be carefully considered and possibly used.

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