Revolution and Genocide: On the Origins of the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust.

Abstract

Foreword by Leo Kuper Preface 1: Introduction: Overview and Major Themes Pt. I: Armenians and Jews under the Old Regimes in the Ottoman Empire and Imperial Germany 2: Armenians in the Ottoman Empire: The Massacres of 1894-1896 3: Jews in Imperial Germany: Antisemitism and the Upwardly Mobile Pariahs 4: The Failure of the Antisemitic Parties in Imperial Germany Pt. II: Armenians and Jews under Revolutionary Regimes in the Ottoman Empire and Germany 5: The Turkish Revolution and the Armenian Genocide 6: The German Revolution and the Rise of the Nazi Party 7: The Revolution and the War against the Jews Pt. III: Conclusion 8: Similarities and Differences between the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust 9: Revolution and Genocide Notes Bibliography Index

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