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“The Lebanese government has officially recognized the Armenian genocide, but nowhere is there any official memorial to the victims of the World War I famine.”

— Louis Farshee

“And I realized more and more that the Armenian story was not so much one of massacre and persecution, as survival.”

— Philip Marsden

“Giovanna thought about how tragedies knitted themselves into your soul when there was a connection—no matter how tenuous. If you walked down a street…

— Laurie Fabiano

“This gruesome and absurd doorstep suicide symbolized for me the mood of Beirut at the end of 1983 and in early 1984—a mood of…

— Thomas L. Friedman

“But history does matter. There are lines connecting the Armenians and the Jews and the Cambodians and the Serbs and the Rwandans. They are…

— Chris Bohjalian

It was measured that the splinters of the Armenian nation that had managed to miraculously escape the Genocide would not be able to recover…

— Serzh Sargsyan

“The fallout caused by denial was inherited by later generations of Armenians, linking them to the fateful days of 1915, and compelling them to…

— Michael Bobelian

“The violence that began in 1915 killed perhaps half the Armenian Christians in the region. Although the accumulated stories of massacre numb after a…

— Philip Jenkins

“In the long evenings in west Beirut, there was time enough to consider where the core of the tragedy lay. In the age of…

— Robert Fisk

Our strength lies in our intensive attacks and our barbarity...After all, who today remembers the genocide of the Armenians?

— Adolf Hitler

“In the summer of 1982, while Israeli armored tanks and gunships imposed a siege of another age on rampartless Beirut, cutting off the water…

— Rabih Alameddine

“… and just as suddenly he was with Stern and it was a night twenty years ago in a city once called Smyrna, once…

— Edward Whittemore