Titlebook: Documenting the Armenian Genocide; Essays in Honor of T Thomas Kühne,Mary Jane Rein,Marc A. Mamigonian Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if

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Rocio Garcia-Retamero,Mirta Galesic included the appropriation of all collective and individual assets, in other words the systematic spoliation of a historical group for the benefit of a state or of private individuals. Beyond the extreme violence perpetrated to accomplish these criminal aims, the later management of such spoils rem

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Anupam Datta,Shayak Sen,Yair Zickevents of 1915–1916 in the late Ottoman Empire that have deepened our understanding of the trajectories and tragedies of those years. While a comprehensive review of everything published would require a small monograph, this chapter will review several important but diverse recent contributions: Han

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