Turks and Armenians: Nationalism and Conflict in the Ottoman Empire
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Turks and Armenians: Nationalism and Conflict in the Ottoman Empire
Professor Justin McCarthy provides a framework for understanding Ottoman-Armenian relations. McCarthy challenges existing assumptions and contributes to the most central problem of late Ottoman historiography with a new interpretation explaining the conflict between the Ottoman Empire and its Armenian minority. This study is highly recommended for a broad audience as well as for those seeking a new analysis of the circumstances leading to the tragic events of 1915.
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