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The Armenian genocide

by Jeri Freedman

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Discusses the Armenian genocide at the hands of the Turkish government during WWI, the historical events that led to it, the aftermath and lack of response from the international community, and how the tragedy is viewed in the twenty-first century. Includes timeline and glossary.
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Discusses the Armenian genocide at the hands of the Turkish government during WWI, the historical events that led to it, the aftermath and lack of response from the international community, and how the tragedy is viewed in the twenty-first century. Includes timeline and glossary.

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