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Articles by Henry Theriault

Opinion

The Deadly Gap: Genocide Education and Artsakh’s Right to Survival

May 24, 2023 Henry Theriault 0

Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 Genocide education can have many purposes. Whatever the level and type of education (elementary school, graduate school, public education through events or […]

Literary Corner

The Princess of Peace and the Hawk People

May 10, 2023 Henry Theriault 0

“Dedicted to Nairi” There once was a calm and beautiful forest in a land far away. Many peaceful people lived there, along with many animals. The land had many different trees, but also grassy meadows […]

Open Letters

An Open Letter to Members of the International Association of Genocide Scholars

November 4, 2020 Henry Theriault 6

Dear IAGS Members, I do not write what follows in my capacity as president of International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS), but as a member of IAGS and a scholar of genocide, including its denial […]

Commentary

The Meaning of Sèvres after a Century

September 24, 2020 Henry Theriault 3

Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in a series of articles dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Treaty of Sèvres. This 100th anniversary of the Treaty of Sèvres has focused much Armenian attention on […]

Op-Eds

Before We Talk about Armenian Genocide Reparations, There Is Another Accounting Due

June 1, 2017 Henry Theriault 7

  From the Armenian Weekly 2017 Magazine Dedicated to the 102nd Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide   Did the USSR Really Lose the Cold War? Maybe as a Whole, but Some Have Turned Loss into […]

Special Reports

Theriault: 2015 and Beyond

May 15, 2015 Henry Theriault 3

The Armenian Weekly Magazine April 2015: A Century of Resistance This paper is an expansion of remarks given by the author at McGill University and the University of Toronto on March 18 and 20, 2015, […]

Opinion

The Ontology of Genocide Against Minorities in the Ottoman Empire

June 5, 2013 Henry Theriault 2

The Armenian Weekly April 2013 Magazine The metaphysics of the relationship between the unit and the multitude have long been contested in scientific, political, historiographic, and other contexts. Even the terms we use to refer […]

Opinion

Theriault: Post-Denial Denial

April 30, 2012 Henry Theriault 6

The Armenian Weekly Magazine April 2012  In 2012, we might wonder what the point of engaging denial yet again could be. The best thinking on the Armenian Genocide has moved far beyond it, to the […]

Opinion

Theriault: The ‘Neutrality’ of Genocide Denial: A Response to Pam Steiner

June 4, 2011 Henry Theriault 279

For Steiner to refuse to characterize the historical facts correctly, according to the UN definition of genocide, is for her to give de facto support to deniers. It was with hope that turned to concern […]

Opinion

Reparations as Essential Element of any Just Resolution of Genocide

April 23, 2011 Henry Theriault 82

The Armenian Weekly April 2011 Magazine For decades, the issue of reparations was largely absent from the discourse on the Armenian Genocide. For some, it was implicit in the issue. Once the case was recognized […]

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