The deep wounds that exist from long-standing conflicts between Turks, Kurds, and
Armenians have not yet been sufficiently addressed and healed. Nermin Soyalp explains …

This study focuses on the major impacts of reported historical traumas among ethnic groups
(Armenian, Kurdish, and Turkish) in Anatolia, Turkey, since the collapse of the Ottoman …

The Armenian Genocide, between the years 1915-1918 and 1920-1923, was perpetuated
and inflicted by the Ottoman Empire also known as the Young Turks. The Ottoman Empire …

Abstract<? Pub Inc> This project concerns Turkish-Armenian relations and the impact of the
collective memory of the Armenian Genocide on this relationship. Contested memories of …

In Turkey, for at least three decades, a plurality of actors has been producing counter
narratives of the Armenian Genocide. These have challenged the official discourse …

Collective trauma such as wars, genocide, and natural disasters often affect society from
micro (individual) to macro (society) levels. These multilevel traumas are inevitably passed …

Not only wars, but also genocides and crimes against humanity have shaped and shaken
the 20th century. Their traces can still be found today in the psyche not only of the people …

This article is an autobiographical contribution recounting the entanglement of Turkish,
Jewish and Armenian memories in contemporary Turkey. The 'special friendship'between …

On 24 April 1915, a large number of Armenian intellectuals were arrested in the capital of
the Ottoman Empire, Istanbul. The date is still commemorated as the symbolic trigger of …

This chapter describes and analyzes an ongoing project of memorialization of the Armenian
Genocide in Turkey. It explores the importance of memorialization for collective historical …