Ottoman Empire

Reviews

Review of Jennifer Manoukian’s ‘Purist Pursuits’

In contemporary Armenian discourse, few topics evoke as much raw emotion, deep-seated anxiety, and rigid gatekeeping as the state of…

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Announcements

Publication of Philliou and Kolovos’ “Naming Non-Muslims”

ATHENS — Asini Publications announced the publication of Christine Philliou’s and Elias Kolovos’ “Naming Non-Muslims: A Guide to Reading Greek,…

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Announcements

Late Garabet K. Moumdjian’s book on ARF constitutionalism in the Ottoman Empire published

LONDON/NEW YORK — Bloomsbury Press has announced the publication of the late Dr. Garabet K. Moumdjian’s “The Armenian Revolutionary Federation…

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Youth

What empires could not take from Armenians

Politics governs the external life of a people. Faith governs the inner life. For most nations, these forces exist in…

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Literary Corner

New book examines Armenian, Greek and Assyrian Genocide recognition in Australia

Historian Themistocles Kritikakos offers the first comprehensive comparative study of Armenian, Greek and Assyrian Genocide recognition efforts in 21 century…

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In Sight

The bully is running wild

The name of the entity has changed from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic of Turkey. The names of the…

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My Turn

Turkey Eliminated its Minorities from the Economy with Exorbitant Taxes

After the near total physical elimination of the minorities from the Ottoman Empire 1915-23, the Turkish government embarked in 1941…

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My Turn

Armin Wegner Asked Franz Werfel Not to Write His ‘40 Days of Musa Dagh’—Part I

Armin Wegner, a German soldier and medic, was sent to the Ottoman Empire during World War I, while the two…

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Literary Corner

Book Review: The Genocide of the Greeks in Turkey

The Genocide of the Greeks in Turkey: Survivor Testimonies From The Nicomedia (Izmit) Massacres of 1920-1921 Kostas Faltaits Translated and…

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Diaspora

International Conference Explores Armenian, Greek and Assyrian Genocides

THESSALONIKI, Greece—In recent years, scholars have increasingly approached the destruction of Christians in the final years of the Ottoman Empire…

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