Journal ArticlePaywalled
Armenian Homelands and Homecomings, 1945–9
Jo Laycock · 2012
Catalogue summary
Laycock uses Armenian archival research to study the 1945–1949 repatriation campaign, emphasizing competing meanings of homeland and the early Cold War politics surrounding return.
Why this matters
It shows why Soviet Armenian repatriation cannot be understood as a simple homecoming or a single state-directed migration.
Citation
Jo Laycock 2012. Armenian Homelands and Homecomings, 1945–9. Cultural and Social History. https://doi.org/10.2752/147800412x13191165983079
Related in the repository
Letters from the Soviet ‘Paradise’ : The Image of Russia among the Western Armenian Diaspora
2012 · Journal Article
Transfer up or down? Dialogue groups between Turkish and Armenian communities in the United States
2012 · Journal Article
LEBANESE ARMENIANS; A DISTINCTIVE COMMUNITY IN THE ARMENIAN DIASPORA AND IN LEBANESE SOCIETY
2013 · Journal Article
The League of Nations and Armenian Refugees. The Formation of the Armenian Diaspora in Syria
2014 · Journal Article
Publication details and source links are provided for discovery. Consult the linked publisher or repository record as the source of authority.