THE ZORYAN INSTITUTE Newsletter - Azad-Hye

2286 Massachusetts Ave.Cambridge, MA 02140Phone: 617-497-6713Fax: 617-441-0906A Shameful Act: The ArmenianGenocide and the Question of TurkishResponsibility TanerAkçam, Metropolitan Books, 2006,483p. The definitive account of thegenocidal intent of the young Turkregime, using Ottoman sources.The Armenian Genocide, 1915/16:Documents from the DiplomaticArchives of the German Foreign Office Wolfgang Gust(ed.), Zu Klampen, 2005, 674p.An extensive selection of some 220telegrams, letters and reports fromGerman consular officials in theOttoman Empire to the Foreign Officein Berlin describing the unfoldinggenocide of the Armenians.The Banality of Denial: Israel andthe ArmenianGenocide Yair Auron, TransactionPub., 2003, 338p. This book exploresboth passive, indifferent attitudesof Israeli institutions and government,as well as active measuresto undermine attempts at safeguardingthe memory of the ArmenianGenocide.Joining with the International Associationof Genocide Scholars, Zoryanpublishes three issues a year of ajournal which seeks to understandthe phenomenon of genocide, createan awareness of it as an ongoingscourge, promote the necessityof prevention, and encourage a newgeneration of genocide scholars.PublicationsIn the United States Contact Us In CanadaE-mail: zoryan@zoryaninstitute.orgHitler and the Armenian Genocide K.B. Bardakjian, Zoryan Institute, 1985,81p. The first study to document andauthenticate Hitler’s infamous statement,demonstrating the dangers ofimpunity, delivered to his general onthe eve of invading Poland: “Who, afterall, speaks today of the annihilation ofthe Armenians.”Studies in Comparative GenocideLevon Chorbajian & George Shirinian(eds.), Macmillan Press, 1999, 270p.Many of the world's leading authoritiesin history, sociology, political scienceand psychology shed new lighton the major genocides of the 20thcentury, covering the genocides of the Armenians, Bosnians,Gypsies, Jews, Rwandans, and Ukrainians, andalso topics of genocide denial and prevention.Key Elements in the Turkish Denial ofthe Armenian Genocide: A Case Studyof Distortion and Falsification VahaknN. Dadrian, Zoryan Institute, 1999,vi+84p. This book is an exposé of themethods and a rebuttal to the argumentsused by denier of the ArmenianGenocide.Since 1991, Diaspora has publishedstudies from a multitude of disciplineson the history, culture, socialstructure, politics and economics ofdispersed populations. Today, thefield of Diaspora Studies is fundamentalto understanding the multiculturalfabric of Canada, the UnitedStates and other host nations.I I D S255 Duncan Mill Rd., Suite 310Toronto, ON M3B 3H9Phone: 416-250-9807Fax: 416-512-1736www.zoryaninstitute.orgwww.genocidestudies.orgwww.disporastudies.org