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Martyred Armenia

Martyred Armenia

By: Fa'iz El-Ghusein
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Dive into the harrowing yet poignant account of the Armenian Genocide through the eyes of a Syrian who once held a position as a Turkish official. This narrative unearths the darkest corners of humanity while celebrating remarkable acts of bravery—families clinging to each other amidst the terror of impending death and courageous Turks who risk their lives to defy murderous orders. Set against the backdrop of World War I, this tragic chapter in history claimed the lives of an estimated one to one and a half million people. Join us as we explore these powerful stories of resilience and defiance, vividly narrated by Margaret.Copyright Assorted Non Fiction Political Science Politics & Government Science Social Sciences
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