Amazon book review by David Saltzman.
The Armenian Rebellion at Van (Utah Series in Turkish and Islamic Stud)
By Justin McCarthy
Publisher: University of Utah Press (September 29, 2006)
This book puts a magnifying glass to a short period of history in the frontier lands of an immense, but collapsing empire. Yet these events help illustrate the much larger […]
Vercihan Ziflioglu, Turkish Daily News
Neither Turks nor Armenians are interested in free-thinking researchers, says historian Ara Sarafian, arguing that both Armenian and Turkish nationalists seek to prolong the animosity between the two peoples.
Turkey and Armenia must together create the opportunity to secure a peaceful future and the current tactics of the Armenian diaspora are not […]
Book Review by Robert Brenton Betts, professor, University of Balamand
The Armenian Massacres in Ottoman Turkey: A Disputed Genocide
By Guenter Lewy
Publisher: The University of Utah Press, 2005
At last, nearly a century after the ghastly events following the deportation of the Armenian population of Eastern Anatolia in 1915-16, a carefully balanced and scrupulously fair study, presenting an […]
by Jason Epstein, Pajamas Media
In focusing on the emotional blood feud between the Turks and the Armenians, Armenian-Americans neglect their homeland’s deeper and more immediate problems.
Armenia is a troubled nation.
Despite years of generous American financial assistance, Armenia’s economy remains in a shambles. Corruption is endemic — the public believes that most wealth created in recent […]