Summary+of+books+on+the+Armenian+Genocide

=Summary of books on the Armenian Genocide= Written by Kerop Bedoukian, "Some of us Survived: The Story of an Armenian Boy" is about the story of a young Armenian boy who experienced the horrors of the organized massacres faced by the Armenians under the Turkish nation. He begins his story from his time as young boy and gives all the information from what he remembers and witnessed then. This book is a great source of information because its words come from a boy who witnessed these things first-hand and gives an unexagerated but complete account of what he witnessed.
 * Bedoukian, Kerop . Some of Us Survived:The Story of an Armenian Boy. Library of Congress Cataloning in Publication Data, USA, 1978.**


 * Redgate, A.E. . The Armenians. Blackwell Publishers Inc., USA, 2000.

Krikorian, Mesrob K.. Armenians in the Service of The Ottoman Empire 1860-1908. London, England: Routledge & Kegan Paul LTD, 1977.** Mesrob K. Krikorian's "Armenians in the Service of the Ottoman Empire 1860-1908" informs readers of the contribution by Armenians to the Ottoman public life. It contains, in detail, the names, ranks and functions of the paid officils and unpaid community representatives who served the local bodies. This book was meant to give readers a better idea of the participation of the Armenian community in Ottoman public life.


 * Cohen, Raya. The Lost Honour of Bystanders? The case of Jewish Emissaries in Switzerland. EBSCO Publishing, 2002.**

Isidor Walliman and Michael Dobkowski team together to create "Genocide and the Modern Age". This book gives us insight to the etiology and case studies of mass death. This collection contains 13 original essays that give valuable literature on genocide. This book faces the problem of genocide with great articles and suggestion for the comparative study of genocide.
 * Wallimann, Isidor, and Michael Dobkowski. Genocide and the Modern Age. 1st. New York: Syracuse University Press, 1987.**


 * United States. Congress. House. Committee on International Relations. Affirmation of the United States Record on the Armenian GenocideResolution: Report together with dissenting views. 2nd edition. 2000. --DOCID: f:hr933.106 SU Blackwell Library**