The Sins of the Fathers: Turkish Denialism and the Armenian Genocide By Siobhan Nash-Marshall The Crossroad Publishing Company, New York…
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A Pioneering Effort with a Promising Future On its 40th anniversary, the Society for Armenian Studies (SAS) organized an unprecedented…
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Special for The Armenian Weekly April Magazine A personal memoir Four score and 15 years ago, “Ravished Armenia” (or “Auction…
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“The term Yeghern, or Medz Yeghern, is the only word that really captures the essence of what happened in 1915.…
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Like the genocide of the Armenians before it, and the genocide of the Cambodians which followed it—and like too many…
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People do not bother to look for attitudes and terminology which will assert their unique identities, but rather opt for…
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Yes, until World War II, the Medz Yeghern of 1915 was unprecedented not only in the history of our people,…
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Towards the metropolis of the Medz Yeghern (Avetis Aharonian, 1918)1 In our previous article, we established that “Medz Yeghern” literally…
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“…All those human-like monsters who executed the Medz Yeghern and tainted their hands with the innocent blood of the Armenians.”…
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‘We want to believe in the victory of Freedom and of tomorrow’s brotherhood, we want to enjoy smiles, we want to…
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