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Recognition, Responsibility and Reconciliation. The Trinity of the Armenian Genocide
Vahagn Avedian · 2013
Catalogue summary
Anticipating the 2015 centennial, the article frames recognition, responsibility, and reconciliation as mutually dependent responses to the state-orchestrated Armenian massacres and deportations of 1915.
Why this matters
Its triadic framework clarifies why commemoration alone cannot resolve the genocide's political and moral aftermath.
Citation
Vahagn Avedian 2013. Recognition, Responsibility and Reconciliation. The Trinity of the Armenian Genocide. europa ethnica. https://doi.org/10.24989/0014-2492-2013-34-77
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