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Coping with Ottoman Turkish genocide: An exploration of the experience of Armenian survivors

Anie Kalayjian; Siroon P. Shahinian; Edmund L. Gergerian, and Lisa Saraydarian · 1996

Catalogue summary

Interviews with forty Armenian Genocide survivors in the United States document experienced harms, coping through family, faith, labor, and silence, and emotional responses to denial.

Why this matters

The study preserves survivor-centered evidence while informing mental-health, aging, and intergenerational research about trauma, communication, resilience, and unresolved historical injustice.

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Published in

Journal of Traumatic Stress

Year

1996

Language

English

DOI

10.1002/jts.2490090108

Citation

Anie Kalayjian; Siroon P. Shahinian; Edmund L. Gergerian, and Lisa Saraydarian 1996. Coping with Ottoman Turkish genocide: An exploration of the experience of Armenian survivors. Journal of Traumatic Stress. https://doi.org/10.1002/jts.2490090108

Topics

Armenian Genocide Society, science, and public health Gender, family, memory, and oral history Diaspora

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