
Sacred Justice: The Voices and Legacy of the Armenian Operation Nemesis
By Marian Mesrobian MacCurdy
Transaction Publishers, New Jersey (Feb. 28, 2015); 407 pages
ISBN 978-1-4128-5503-7; Hardcover, $59.95
2015 marks the Centennial of the Armenian Genocide and the world is commemorating and paying tribute in many ways. This year has already seen the publication of several books and volumes that deal with various aspects of the genocide. From the publication of memoirs and first-hand accounts to anthologies of poetry and fiction, the 100th anniversary has given writers the opportunity to shed light on the century-old crime.




Can’t wait to read this book. Hope to have the author at a book fair here in Michigan!
A book that certainly is worth reading, especially that it reveals about an Armenian patriot Aaron Sachaklian , who was one of the key figures in the ARF that plotted Operation Nemesis and assassinated the masterminds of the Genocide.
Another book that is a must-read is Eric Bogosian’s “Operation Nemesis” which can be ordered on Amazon.com.
Nemesis in Greek mythology was the goddess of retribution or vengeance. And Vengeance it was at a time following World War I, when the big powers were playing their games and no one was talking about the Genocide that had occurred but the world had forgotten.
For those AW readers who are interested, the French-German ARTE TV Channel has produced a documentary on Operation Nemesis, entitled also “Tehlirian’s Trail”. It is an extremely well documented production as it puts Talaat and the Turkish government on trial.
You can access at http://info.arte.tv/fr/la-vengeance-des-armeniens-le-proces-tehlirian.
It is in French, and the video is available on the web site until May 5. The actual broadcast on European TV channels is planned for April 28.
Vart Adjemian