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Published by the Gotchnag publishing company, New-York, 1919. 113 pages.
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Published by the Armenian apostolic church of America, New-York, 1977. 155 pages. Contents: Preface The struggle for freedom Ara the Fair Tigran the Great The conversion of Armenia to christianity The Story of St. Gregory the Illuminator Mesrob Mashtots St. Vartan and the Battle of Vartanantz Armenians in the Byzantine Empire The role of the … Continued
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Testimony of Henri Morgenthau, formerly ambassador of United States in Turkey. Double day, Page & company, New-York, 1919. 472 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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The story of martyred Armenia The christian people of ancient eden ,and their cruel persecutions by the moslems by G.H. Sandison Published by the christian herald, Louis Klopsch, New-York, 1896. 45 pages
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“To all who have shared in this humanitarian enterprise”. James Levi Barton was a missionary and executive of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (ABCFM). Published by The Macmillan Company, New-York, November 1930. 567 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.
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Published by Hamaskaine Armenian Culturel Association, Beirut, Lebanon, 1968. 79 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.
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First published in 1977 by Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd, London 1977. 162 pages. Table of contents the Armenians of Diyarbakyr the Armenians of Bitlis the Armenians of Van the Armenians of Erzuruk the Armenians of Trebizond the Armenians of Sivas the Armenians of Seyhan the Armenians of Elazig the Armenians of Syria I. The … Continued
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A publication of the Armenians youth federation. prepared and distributed by the central executive Armenian youth federation of America. Boston, 1962. 36 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
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This book describes Nansen’s visit to Armenia and Georgia in 1925. By this time the Communists were firmly in control, both in Moscow and in the outlying states making up the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. This excursion provides an interesting contrast with the Russia of the Tsar seen in Siberia – The Land of … Continued
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Publication of the American Committee for the independence of Armenia. Boston. 1950 Chap I : The Turkish Flail Chap II : The Advent of the Young Turks Chap III : From Torpor to Self-defense Chap IV : The First World War Chap V : The Massacres of 1915-1916 Chap VI : Russia and the Armenians … Continued
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Report of public meeting to express sympathy with the Armenian cause, held at the central hall, Westminster on Thursday, june 19th, 1919. Published by The Armenian Bureau, London, 1919. 50 pages
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Translated front The Armenian by James G. Mandalian Hairenik Publishing Company, Boston. 1943. 120 pages. 1 – Armenia et the Armenians 2 – The Armenian Question 3 – Reforms and Massacres 4 – The Revolutionary Movement and the Political Parties 5 – The War, Deportations and Massacres 6 – Events in Transcaucasia 7 – Events … Continued
