Genopace

This store exists to support the book Genopace by Malcolm Snook. If genocide makes you angry, then genopace should give you hope, optimism and something to strive for. From a study of the causes of conflict comes a new concept, the polar opposite of genocide. Although genocide had been happening for millennia the word itself was coined in 1944 in the book 'Life Under Axis Occupation'. It is defined as the intentional and systematic destruction, in whole or in part, of a national, ethnic, racial or religious group, by another group is inferred. The word genocide was created from the ancient Greek word 'geno', meaning tribe and the ancient Latin word 'cide' meaning killing. Genopace uses the ancient Greek, but joined with the nicer sounding modern Italian word pace, meaning peace. Genopace means national, ethnic, racial or religious groups actively seeking to live in peace, harmony and understanding with all other groups. Spread the word.