Turco-Armenian Relations in the Context of the Jewish Holocaust

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Volume:54 Issue:210
Turco-Armenian Relations in the Context of the Jewish Holocaust

Turco-Armenian Relations in the Context of the Jewish Holocaust

Authors : Salâhi R SONYEL

Pages : 757-772

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Publication Date : 1990-08-20

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :Tenacious and systematic attempts are being made by a number of Armenian ‘scholars’ to sway, especially Jewish public opinion, that there is a link between the experiences of the Armenians in the Ottoman Empire during World War I, which they label as `the first genocide of the twentieth century`, and those of the European Jewry during World War II. By their persistent attempts, skilful manipulation of the feelings of some Jewish and other sympathisers, and masterful use of distorted, tendencious, and even forged `documents`, they have succeeded in winning over some of those who are the real victims of the Holocaust, and a number of younger generation Jewish writers, such as Yehuda Bauer, Leo Kuper, and a few others. Is there such a parallel? Let us examine the arguments for and against before we answer this question.
Keywords : Turco, Armenian, Jewish, Ottoman Empire, Europe, World War I, World War II, Twentieth Century

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