Sounds like a bit like post-apartheid South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, where white farmers were invited to talk about all the horrific things they had done, in exchange for a pardon with no repercussions.
In theory, “healing” the country by exposing the crimes and extending the olive branch of forgiveness, but in reality…
Not even that much - white plantation owners actively denied their atrocities and widely attempted to cover them up, with no pressure from the government to so much as admit their horrors.
Sounds like a bit like post-apartheid South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, where white farmers were invited to talk about all the horrific things they had done, in exchange for a pardon with no repercussions.
In theory, “healing” the country by exposing the crimes and extending the olive branch of forgiveness, but in reality…
Not even that much - white plantation owners actively denied their atrocities and widely attempted to cover them up, with no pressure from the government to so much as admit their horrors.