From empire to republic: Turkish nationalism and the Armenian genocide

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Historical Turkish Studies Memory, violence, and history Turkey's Politics and Society

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* Preface * Introduction * 1. What Are Turkey's Fundamental Problems? A Model for Understanding Turkey Today * 2. A Theoretical Approach to Understanding Turkish National Identity * 3. Some Aspects of Turkish National Identity and the Armenian Genocide * 4. The Homogenizing and Ethnic Cleansing of Anatolia * 5. The Decision for Genocide in Light of Ottoman-Turkish Documents * 6. The Treaties of Sevres and Lausanne: An Alternative Perspective * 7. The Causes and Effects of Making Turkish History Taboo * 8. The Genocide and Turkey * 9. Some Theoretical Thoughts on the Obstacles to Armenian-Turkish Reconciliation * Select Bibliography * Index

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