Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Recommended podcast: The Great Crime: A Podcast History of the Armenian Genocide
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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Pointers to resources on the Armenian Genocide:
Books:
The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History by Raymond Kévorkian
A Shameful Act The Armenian Genocide and the Question of Turkish Responsibility by Taner Akçam
Survivors: An Oral History Of The Armenian Genocide (The genocide through first-hand stories of survivors)
Armenian Golgotha: A Memoir of the Armenian Genocide (A remarkable account by an individual)
Documentaries:
This is a German documentary which narrates the genocide through witness accounts mostly involving German officials who were allies of the Turkish government which perpetrated the genocide.
Blood Brothers: A documentary by a Turkish filmmaker where he goes in search of the truth about the genocide.
Raphael Lemkin explaining how he invented the concept of genocide based on the Armenian Genocide.
Podcast:
Others:
This is the ICTJ report, an independent legal analysis ordered by the Turkish Armenian Reconciliation Commission, with high ranking Turks including with Turkish government affiliation. It makes the case quite clear, and lays it out in Turkish as well.
A recommended scholarly article which shows quite clearly some of the methods of the Turkish government denial campaign, and more interestingly, that the Turkish government itself clearly knows that it was a genocide and accepts this internally, as do the scholars they pay to deny it.
The open letter to Erdogan from the IAGS, the association of the world's top genocide scholars, led by the man who literally wrote the genocide encyclopedia. They wrote the letter in response to his call for Armenia and Turkey to "study the issue". Just one page, it packs a serious punch.
A legal analysis of the Armenian Genocide carried out by Geoffrey Robertson QC intended to expose how the British ministers and the UK Parliament have been misled.
/r/AskHistorians recommending reading material to a nationalist Turkish audience.
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