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Armenian Genocide Survivors: The Strunga Orphanage in Romania
International Journal of Armenian Genocide Studies, 2020 This article examines the history of the 200 children rescued from massacres that took place during the Armenian Genocide, who found shelter in Greater Romania (1918-1940), in the Strunga orphanage, which was open for three years, from 1923 to 1926.
Lidia Prisac
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Studies on National Movements, 2023 The growing scholarship on the ethnic press in the United States has greatly contributed to our understanding of their functions within ethnic communities and in the broader society.
Simon Payaslian
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The Armenian massacre of 1895 in Bitlis Town
Kurdish Studies, 2021 This article explores the Bitlis massacre of 1895 and its aftermath with a particular focus on the role of local actors and Ottoman state elite in shaping the unfolding of this event. Through an in-depth examination of archival documents, it emphasizes the importance of local networks and dynamics in shaping the developments on the ground.
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Narrative Construction in the 1895 Massacres in Harput: The Coming and Disappearance of the Kurds
Études Arméniennes Contemporaines, 2018 This article contributes to the slowly growing literature on the 1894-1896 Armenian massacres with a microhistory of the events in the city of Harput (Kharpert) on November 11, 1895.
Ali Sipahi
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“The year of the firman:” The 1895 massacres in Hizan and Şirvan (Bitlis vilayet)
Études Arméniennes Contemporaines, 2018 Despite an overwhelming amount of primary sources, there are surprisingly few detailed studies on the massacres of 1894-1897. Events in the countryside are still less known than those in the major towns. This article is a micro-historical approach to the
Jelle Verheij
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International Journal of Armenian Genocide Studies, 2014 In April 1924, a group of Armenian women genocide survivors in the care of a Danish missionary organization in Thessaloniki staged a play; Sorrow is Turned to Joy, based on the 1909 Adana massacres.
Matthias Bjørnlund +1 more
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AMERICAN HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION DURING THE ARMENIAN CRISIS IN THE LATE XIX – EARLY XX CENTURIES
Гуманитарные и юридические исследования, 2021 The paper deals with the early history of American humanitarian organizations, which represents an understudied research area in Russian historiography. The paper features the activities of American humanitarian organizations in response to the Armenian ...
T. Pantyukhina
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Transatlantica, 2020 This article proposes an entangled history of the two main relief funds operating in the United States (the National Armenian Relief Committee, NARC) and Britain (the Armenian Relief Fund, ARF) on behalf of Ottoman Armenians in the context of the 1894 ...
Stéphanie Prévost
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Iperstoria, 2023 In 1915 the echo of the Ottoman massacres of the Christian minorities living within the borders of the Empire reached the international press at once. The Times functioned as an English-language cross-cultural referential platform for its international ...
Isabella Martini
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Genre & Histoire, 2014 The denunciation of ‘Ottoman abominations’ in the British Liberal female discourse (1875-1896), or the question of feminist agitation.‘Ottoman abominations’ were frequent headline news in the Victorian press, especially in Liberal newspapers and ...
Stéphanie Prévost
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