Armenian-Ontarian Migration and Community: Life Before and After the Armenian Genocide, 1887–1930
Ohanian, Daniel · 2012
His earliest published article, written at York University, surveying Armenian migration to and community formation in Ontario across the period spanning the Armenian Genocide, 1887–1930. It anticipates the themes he later developed in Genocide Studies International and in the Georgetown Boys work: Armenian arrival in Canada, community institutions, and the rupture and reconstitution caused by the Genocide.
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Ohanian, Daniel 2012. Armenian-Ontarian Migration and Community: Life Before and After the Armenian Genocide, 1887–1930. HPS: The Journal of History and Political Science, Vol. 1 (York University); DOI 10.25071/2291-3637.36106. https://doi.org/10.25071/2291-3637.36106
What this offers a reader
An accessible early survey of how the Armenian community of Ontario was built.
Early-career article in a student-run university journal: not peer-reviewed to the standard of his later work; treat accordingly.
The first sketch of how Armenians came to Ontario and made a community there.
How Armenians came to Ontario, before and after the Genocide.
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