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• Ermeni Soykirim
  
  Blog Sahibinin Notu: Bu yazi ve adres bircok abuk subuk gazete haberlerinde, kafatasci internet sitelerinde anlamsiz ve izinsiz bir sekilde referans gosterildi. Kana hasret cok milliyetci bu buyuk turk internet kullanicilari sayfami yorum ve kufur bo ...
  http://ermeni.org/

• Armenian Genocide InstituteMuseum
  
  Armenian Academy of Sciences since 1993 the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia was founded on 25 November 1943 on the basis of the USSR Academy of Sciences Armenian Branch, organized in 1935.One of the founders and the first Pre ...
  http://www.armenocide.am/

• The Armenian Genocide in the Memoirs and TurkishLanguage Songs of the EyeWitness Survivors
  
  Verjine Svazlian, ethnographer and folklorist, was born in 1934 in Alexandria Egypt in the family of the writer and public man Karnik Svazlian, himself an eyewitness survivor of Turkish tyranny. In 1947, she has been repatriated with her parents to t ...
  http://www.iatp.am/resource/science/svazlyan/Index.html

• Genocide Museum
  
  The book “Ravished Armenia” was completed when American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief offered to create a film based on the scenario of the book and all the profit, which later on reached $30 million, would be given to 60.000 Armenian orph ...
  http://www.genocide-museum.am/eng/index.php

• Revisiting the Armenian Genocide Middle East Quarterly
  
  Turkish authors are not alone in their assessment that the NaimAndonian documents are fakes. Dutch historian Erik Zürcher, writing in 1997, argued that the Andonian materials have been shown to be forgeries.[53] British historian Andrew Mango speaks ...
  http://www.meforum.org/748/revisiting-the-armenian-genocide

• Armenian National Institute: the 1915 Armenian Genocide
  
  This resource guide is designed for the benefit of teachers and students alike. It lists recommended reference material according to discrete subject headings each of which offers a different pedagogical framework for studying the Armenian Genocide. ...
  http://www.armenian-genocide.org/