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Incidence of and Risk Factors for Cutaneous Malignant Neoplasms After Blood or Marrow Transplant.

JAMA Dermatol
Broman KK, Meng Q, Holmqvist A, Balas N, Richman J, Landier W, Hageman L, Ross E, Bosworth A, Te HS, Hollenquest B, Wong FL, Bhatia R, Forman SJ, Armenian SH, Weisdorf DJ, Bhatia S.   +16 more
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The Question of Confiscated Armenian Property

, 2012
This chapter illustrates how the deportations left an enormous amount of abandoned Armenian property and possessions in their wake. This posed the question of what policy the government and local officials should take in regard to its preservation or liquidation. The answer of the Unionist government is highly instructive regarding the ultimate aims of
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On the Question of the Tasks of Armenian Studies

Interventions, 2020
One of the first references to “Japhetic” languages occurs in this piece which Marr initially delivered as a speech during the defense of his magisterial thesis (“On the question of the tasks of Ar...
Nikolai Marr, Anna Kurkova
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Britain and the Armenian Question

2023
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Theodor Herzl and the Armenian Question

Journal of Palestine Studies, 1977
Iistoriographical including hagiographic contributions to the Zionist movement and its leading figures are plentiful. This is especially true of the founding father, Theodor Herzl, who continues to enjoy pride of place in the literature: there is hardly a facet of his life, personality, and endeavour that has not received at least some attention.1 One ...
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The Armenian Question

2017
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United States Policy toward the Armenian Question and the Armenian Genocide

2005
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Conclusion: The Armenian Genocide and the Land Question

This concluding chapter synthesises the evolution of the Armenian land question, emphasising its transformation from primarily class-based disputes to an ethno-national conflict deeply intertwined with political sovereignty and competing territorial claims.
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Diaspora and Denial: The Holocaust and the “Question” of the Armenian Genocide

Diaspora, 1998
The Holocaust and the Armenian Genocide have been considered comparable events ever since the term “genocide,” coined by Raphael Lemkin in 1944, was used at Nuremberg. The comparison leads to the recognition of differences between the two genocides, differences often used by revisionist historians to deny the very substance of genocide to the Armenian
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TEN: The Question of Confiscated Armenian Property

2012
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