The Armenian holocaust
The Armenian holocaust
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1980
Authors
Hovannisian, Richard, 1932-
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Abstract
Beneath the shadow of the First World War, the Young Turk government orchestrated the
massacre of over one million Armenians in the Turkish Empire between the years 1915
and 1918. Virtually erased from public memory and forgotten out of political convenience, this attempt to destroy the Armenian population is a prototypical
example of genocide which has been repeated throughout the twentieth century. The
Armenian Genocide explains the historical, cultural and political conditions which led to
this tragedy and to the subsequent claims that it never actually took place. Through exploration of the history, politics and ethics of the Armenian Genocide, this book sheds light on one of the most profound and neglected events in twentieth-century history
Description
R. G. Hovannisian. - Cambridge : Armenian Heritage Press, National Association for Armenian Studies and Research, 1980. - xvii, 43 p. ; 26 cm.
Contents: Part one: Source materials in selected archives.- Part two: Published documents, accounts, and studies.- Addendum: Recent published accounts and studies
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https://archives.webaram.com/dvdk_new/eng/the-armenian-holocaust-hovannisian-1980_OCR.pdf
Contents: Part one: Source materials in selected archives.- Part two: Published documents, accounts, and studies.- Addendum: Recent published accounts and studies
Տվյալները՝ ինտերնետային կայքից
https://archives.webaram.com/dvdk_new/eng/the-armenian-holocaust-hovannisian-1980_OCR.pdf
Keywords
Armenian Genocide, 1915-1923-Bibliography, Armenians-Turkey-Bibliography, Genocide-Turkey-Bibliography