WATERTOWN, Mass.—In April 2010, and for the third consecutive year, the Armenian Weekly published an entire magazine issue dedicated to topics related to genocide in general, and the Armenian Genocide in particular.
The magazine, which brings together scholars, commemorators, and photographers from the U.S., Europe, and beyond, is now available for download in PDF format. The print version of the magazine is being distributed free of charge nationwide. The articles featured in the magazine will also be posted online separately.
Below is the table of contents:
4 Editorial: From Democracy to Justice—By Khatchig Mouradian
FOR THE RECORD
7 A Quiet Place Along the Khabour:
Rescue and Survival in ‘the Abattoir of Shaddadeh’—By Elyse Semerdjian
14 Journey with a Skull—By Hamasdegh,
Translated from Armenian by Tatul Sonentz
16 The Armenian Genocide, Sheikh Said Revolt, and
Armenians in Syrian Jazira—By Seda Altug
21 Young Turk Mass Violence: A Regime-Focused Approach
—By Ugur Umit Ungor
PERSPECTIVES
27 The Reparations Movement and the Meaningful Resolution
of the Armenian Genocide—By Henry C. Theriault
31 ‘Divide et Impera’: The Turkish-Armenian Protocols
—By Marc A. Mamigonian
34 Echoes of the Past: Some of the Underlying Nuances
of Holocaust Trauma in Israel—By Cristina Andriani
39 Representation, Headache, and the Square Wheel:
An Octuple Problem of Representation 147 Years After
—By Ayda Erbal
43 Puzzle & Sincerity:
Let’s give Armenians what we took from them—By Gulisor Akkum
IMAGES
44 The Holy Cross Church in Akhtamar Island
—By Ayse Gunaysu, Photography from Mujgan Arpat
46 Resistance through Identity in Nimi’ipuu Country
—Photography from Mikal Brotnov
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