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The Forgotten Genocide Eastern Christians The Last Arameans Sbastien De Courtois

Name: The Forgotten Genocide Eastern Christians The Last Arameans Sbastien De Courtois
SKU: BELL-38382586
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Publisher: Gorgias Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 12.26 MB

Pages: 402

Author: Sébastien de Courtois

ISBN: 9781593330774, 1593330774

Language: English

Year: 2004

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The Forgotten Genocide Eastern Christians The Last Arameans Sbastien De Courtois by Sébastien De Courtois 9781593330774, 1593330774 instant download after payment.

Based on the author's doctoral research, The Forgotten Genocide gives accurate facts and balanced conclusions on a very sensitive topic. It is the first and only extensive treatment of the genocide of the Aramaic-speaking Christians of the Middle East, in particular the Syriac Orthodox communities, in the late 1800s and early 1900s under the Ottomans. Courtois bases his study on the diplomatic archives of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Quai D'orsay), the archives of the Dominican Mission at Mosul, Iraq, written eastern eyewitness accounts, and oral interviews with genocide survivors conducted by the author.