Article about « The land of the Stalking Death» by Melville Chater. A journey through starving Armenia on an american relief train. Published in november 1919 by the National Geographic Society, Washington D.C. 35 pages.
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Testimony of Henri Morgenthau, formerly ambassador of United States in Turkey. Double day, Page & company, New-York, 1919. 472 pages.
What Turkish sources say on the subject. A publication of the commemorative committee on the 50th anniversary of the Turkish massacres of the Armenians. Published at Boston, 1965. 16 pages.
With this memorandum, at the 50th anniversary of Armenian genocide, the delegation of Armenian republic, want to awake the world on the rights and revendications of armenian people. Published in Paris, 1965. 26 pages.
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Martyred Armenia by Fa’iz El-Ghusein bedouin notable of Damascus. An eyewitness account of the mistreatment of the Armenians in the name of Islam. Tankian Publishing Corporation, New-York, 1975. 68 pages. First published in Great Britain by C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. , 1917.
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Fateful events in the recent history of the Armenian people. Published on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the massacres of 1915, by the Diocese of the Armenian Church of America. New-York, 1965. 119 pages.
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“Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?” A. Hitler. Zoryan institute special report number 3. Published by the Zoryan institute for contemporary Armenian research and documentation, 1985, Cambridge, Massachusetts. 86 pages.
Volume 3 number 16. Articles published in the revue History of the first World War. Genocide in Turkey – by A. O. Sarkissian Relief of Kut, the first attempt – by F. W. Woodhouse Relief of Kut, the last chance – by A. J. Barker Townshend: Surrender, capture and disgrace – by Donald Clark. 17 … Continued
Compiled by the union of Armenian students in Manchester, April 1975. 11 pages.
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Translated from the Armenian with portraits. Published by G.H. Doran Company, New-York, 1918. 53 pages.
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Seen by a German eyewitness by Dr Martin Niepage. This memorial edition of the horrors of Aleppo is also designed to commemorate the 60 the anniversary of the Armenian genocide. New Age publishers. New-York. 28 pages.
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Fiftieth commemoration of a genocide 1915-1965. Published by Armenian information center, Beirut, Lebanon, 1965.
Published in september 1918. Article titled “persecuted Armenia” by Nishan Der-Hagopian. 10 pages.
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Armenian massacres or the sword of mohammed containing a complete and thrilling account of the terrible atrocities and whole sale murders committed in Armenia by mohammedan fanatics including a full account of the turkish people, their history, government ,manners, customs and strange religious belief by Frederick Davis Greene. To which is added the mohammedan reign … Continued
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Tankian publishing corporation. New-York. 1975. 126 pages. First published in Great Britain by Hodder & Stoughton, 1917. Table of contents. – Forword – Statement by LOrd Bryce – The evidence – Armenia before the massacres – The plan of the massacres – The road to death – The journey’s end – False excuse – Murder … Continued
Published by the American Committee opposed to the Lausanne Treaty. New-York. June 1926. 32 pages. Armenia in the World War by Herbert Adams Gibbons. Armenian language and prehistory by Harold H. Bender.
Published by the commemorative committee on the 50th anniversary of the turkish genocide of the Armenians. Boston, 1965. 16 pages.
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A question of responsibility: A review of the genocide of the Armenians 1914-1922 Appendix: Decoding the Intrangovernmental communications of the Ittihad ve Terraki Government in the Ottoman Empire. April 24, 1980. 32 pages
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Published by Hamaskaïne Armenian Culturel Association Beirut – Lebanon. 1971. 240 pages Table of contents Foreword A testimony by Viscount James Bryce A Testimony by Arnold J. Toynbee the Armenian people and the Ottoman government The deportations of 1915 : antecedents The deportations of 1915 : procedure A testimony by Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbons A … Continued
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Au pays de l’épouvante. L’Arménie martyre. Témoignage d’Henry Barby, journaliste pour “Le Journal” Récit du génocide arménien par Henry Barby Préface de Paul Deschanel Albin Michel, Paris, 1917. 269 pages.
