Istanbul / Glendale / New York / Washington / D.C. / Memphis / Los Angeles / Washington / New York City / San Diego / Beirut / Culver City / /
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NY 10016 Resources / /
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America / Europe / Americas / /
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Germany / Rwanda / Italy / Cambodia / Sweden / Turkey / France / Russia / United States / Soviet Union / Yugoslavia / /
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PEN / USD / /
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Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Resources The Armenian National Institute / Brown University / Colgate University / /
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Web Exclusive / food / online memorial / /
MedicalCondition
starvation / /
Movie
The Armenian Genocide / /
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Caucasus Mountains / /
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Arshag Dickranian School / Social Studies School Service / Armenian National Institute / Brown University / Wilson Middle School / Turkish government / United States government / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Ottoman government / Alex Pilibos School / Colgate University / Khmer Rouge / /
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Peter Balakian / Henry Morgenthau / Constantinople / Varktes Kourouyan / Sara Cohan / Hitler / Lora Kouyoumjian / Michael Arlen / Samantha Power / Judy Herman / Dale Griepenstroh / Martha Albrand / Mercedes Metz / Armin T. Wegner / Engin Akarli / Viken Yacoubian / Karen / Alex Kayir / Adam Strom / Like Alex / Garo / / /
Position
minister and physician / professor of literature / Ambassador / author / teacher / teacher at Dickranian / professor of literature and genocide studies / photographer / assistant principal / professor of modern Middle East studies / tape player / assistant / history teacher / /
The World Was Silent A study of the Armenian Genocide raises troubling questions of remembrance and responsibility. By Sara Cohan Teaching Tolerance, Fall 2002 There aren’t many Armenian Americans in Pensacola, so when