Genocide of the Christian Populations in the Ottoman Empire and its Aftermath (1908-1923)
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Genocide of the Christian Populations in the Ottoman Empire and its Aftermath (1908-1923)
Akcam, Taner; Chatzikyriakidis, Kyriakos; Kyriakidis, Theodosios
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2023
264
Dura
Inglês
9781032075037
15 a 20 dias
690
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1. The Pontic Greek Genocide documented by Political Archive of the Pontus National Council / 2. Testimonies of American Charitable and Missionary Organizations on the Genocide of the Pontic Greeks / 3. The evidence of the French commission in Pontus on the anti-hellenic persecutions after the end of the First World War (1919-1920) / 4. Liman von Sanders and the German plans for the Christians in Asia Minor during World War I / 5. Poles in the Ottoman Empire and Their Opinion on the Extermination of Greeks and Armenians, (1909-1918) / 6. Late Recognition of the Assyrian Genocide / 7. Big Secrets, Small Villages. The Collective Memory of the Assyrian Genocide / 8. Why does Turkish Denialism of Genocide against Christians Persist?: An Examination of the Political and Cultural Factors / 9. The "systematic extermination" of the Christian element as presented before the Commission on the Responsibility of the Authors of the War and on Enforcement of Penalties (1919-1920) / 10. The Greek Minority's Fate in the Former Ottoman Empire as a Human-Rights Crisis / 11. Shared Intent in a Collapsing Empire: Pan-Turkism as Mens Rea Evidence of Genocide against Christian Populations in the Late Ottoman Period / 12. Protection of Women and Children in the Near East: the Efforts of the League of Nations
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Armenian Genocide;Assyrian Genocide;Turkish nation-state;Mustafa Kemal Atatuerk;Young Turks;Kemalists;Ottoman Empire;Smyrna;Anatolia;West Germany;Federal Republic Of Germany;Mustafa Kemal;Atatuerk;Balkan States;Foreign Minister;ISIS;Greek Genocide;Genocide Recognition;Ottoman Christian;non-Turkish Minorities;Polish Authors;Admiral Bristol;Syriac Orthodox Church;Mutual Positive Approach;Syriac Orthodox;Thracian Bulgarians;Young Men;Deported Women;Genocidal Intent;Political Archive;non-Western Cultural Traditions;Spanish Sahara
1. The Pontic Greek Genocide documented by Political Archive of the Pontus National Council / 2. Testimonies of American Charitable and Missionary Organizations on the Genocide of the Pontic Greeks / 3. The evidence of the French commission in Pontus on the anti-hellenic persecutions after the end of the First World War (1919-1920) / 4. Liman von Sanders and the German plans for the Christians in Asia Minor during World War I / 5. Poles in the Ottoman Empire and Their Opinion on the Extermination of Greeks and Armenians, (1909-1918) / 6. Late Recognition of the Assyrian Genocide / 7. Big Secrets, Small Villages. The Collective Memory of the Assyrian Genocide / 8. Why does Turkish Denialism of Genocide against Christians Persist?: An Examination of the Political and Cultural Factors / 9. The "systematic extermination" of the Christian element as presented before the Commission on the Responsibility of the Authors of the War and on Enforcement of Penalties (1919-1920) / 10. The Greek Minority's Fate in the Former Ottoman Empire as a Human-Rights Crisis / 11. Shared Intent in a Collapsing Empire: Pan-Turkism as Mens Rea Evidence of Genocide against Christian Populations in the Late Ottoman Period / 12. Protection of Women and Children in the Near East: the Efforts of the League of Nations
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Armenian Genocide;Assyrian Genocide;Turkish nation-state;Mustafa Kemal Atatuerk;Young Turks;Kemalists;Ottoman Empire;Smyrna;Anatolia;West Germany;Federal Republic Of Germany;Mustafa Kemal;Atatuerk;Balkan States;Foreign Minister;ISIS;Greek Genocide;Genocide Recognition;Ottoman Christian;non-Turkish Minorities;Polish Authors;Admiral Bristol;Syriac Orthodox Church;Mutual Positive Approach;Syriac Orthodox;Thracian Bulgarians;Young Men;Deported Women;Genocidal Intent;Political Archive;non-Western Cultural Traditions;Spanish Sahara
