More about the book
The series "The Armenian Genocide Lie with Armenian Documents" continues with the works of Armenian historian A.A. Lalayan. In this work, the State Archive of Armenia is opened. Lalayan explains Turkish-Armenian relations between 1914 and 1923 based on documents mostly found in Armenian archives. He reveals the reality of the Dashnagzoutiun and, in his own words, the true nature of the "So-Called Armenian Question," examining particularly important topics such as: - The Dashnagzoutiun Party's relations with great powers. - The forces behind the Armenia Project from Sea to Sea. - The ethnic cleansing policies of the Dashnaks. - The armed actions of the Dashnak volunteer movement and their applications against the Armenian people. We owe thanks to historian Lalayan for leaving us with this historical record.
Book purchase
The Counter-Revolutionary Role of the Dashnagzoutiun Party (1914-1923), A. A. Lalaian
- Language
- Released
- 2007
- product-detail.submit-box.info.binding
- (Paperback)
Payment methods
No one has rated yet.
- Title
- The Counter-Revolutionary Role of the Dashnagzoutiun Party (1914-1923)
- Language
- English
- Authors
- A. A. Lalaian
- Publisher
- Kaynak Yayinlari
- Released
- 2007
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 102
- ISBN10
- 9753434839
- ISBN13
- 9789753434836
- Series
- Description
- The series "The Armenian Genocide Lie with Armenian Documents" continues with the works of Armenian historian A.A. Lalayan. In this work, the State Archive of Armenia is opened. Lalayan explains Turkish-Armenian relations between 1914 and 1923 based on documents mostly found in Armenian archives. He reveals the reality of the Dashnagzoutiun and, in his own words, the true nature of the "So-Called Armenian Question," examining particularly important topics such as: - The Dashnagzoutiun Party's relations with great powers. - The forces behind the Armenia Project from Sea to Sea. - The ethnic cleansing policies of the Dashnaks. - The armed actions of the Dashnak volunteer movement and their applications against the Armenian people. We owe thanks to historian Lalayan for leaving us with this historical record.