This powerful and moving book offers a detailed account of the Armenian Genocide, one of the most tragic and overlooked events in modern history. Through firsthand testimony and meticulous research, the authors provide a powerful indictment of the forces that contributed to this terrible crime, and offer a compelling case for justice and remembrance.

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