"brutalities" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It means cruel or violent actions. For example, "The police's brutilities against protestors led to a groundswell of public outrage."
Perhaps inspired by Hannah Arendt's concept of "the banality of evil", he prefers to take the viewer back in time to a period when slavery was mundane; he recreates its day-to-day practicalities and its offhand brutalities; and he leaves it to us to decide how to react.
A government commission into last year's brutalities in Rakhine state is due to be published soon.
When other ex-Soviet republics commemorate Soviet brutalities, Russia treats this as a distortion of history.
However, some Chinese and South Koreans view Mr Abe as a hawk with revisionist views about Japan's past imperialist brutalities.
The largely chronological galleries show him embracing Cubism, then switching to colossal, fleshy figures; dabbling in Surrealism; portraying the brutalities of war; and enjoying his post-war life in southern France.A high point of the new display is the sculpture.
Now the alliance centres on a pesky North Korea, with its handful of nuclear bombs and growing missile-technology.But one constant remains, to which the alliance is ever hostage: the American soldier and the regular brutalities he commits on Japanese soil.
Acting as a law to itself, it was involved in the massacres of alleged communists in the 1960s, and later committed brutalities in East Timor, which Indonesia annexed in 1975, and in regions with separatist movements, notably Papua and Aceh.
Whereas many were attracted to the idea of a benign world government as an alternative to the staleness and cynicism of conventional politics, Britain was fortunate that only a few saw salvation in the perverted Utopianism of Soviet communism and fewer still in fascism, particularly after the brutalities of the Spanish civil war.
When the United Nations Security Council set it up in 1993, some saw it as a brave and worthwhile attempt the first since the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials after the second world war to apply international laws on war and genocide to the brutalities of war, in this case those that followed the break-up of Yugoslavia.
And, on the other side of their empire, they conquered the Berbers of North Africa but alienated them through the brutalities of the slave trade, which sparked the great Berber rebellion of 741.Mr Kennedy tells a remarkable tale with skill and authority.
Mr Suharto's critics have accused him of everything from corruption and nepotism on a grand scale to responsibility for brutalities, murder and worse.
