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A century of genocide, 1915-2009, Open Democracy, 23 April 2009

Posted on December 12, 2009 by Martin Shaw

The Armenian massacres belong to a wider pattern of “mass death” forged in war and state rivalry. Go to Open Democracy for the full text.

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