Martyred Armenia by El-Ghusein, Fa'iz - 1918

Dodo Press, 2007-08-03. Paperback. Used:Good.

IDB Productions, 2016-01-01. MP3 CD. New. This item is a brand new factory sealed MP3 disc supplied in a DVD case

MP3 Audio CD. Martyred Armenia THE NARRATIVE Outline of Armenian History.—In past ages the Armenian race was, like other nations, not possessed of an autonomous government, until God bestowed upon them a man, named Haig, a bold leader, who united the Armenians and formed them into an independent state. This took place before the Christian era. The nation preserved their independence for a considerable time, reaching the highest point of their glory and prosperity under their king Dikrân, who constituted the city of Dikrânokerta—Diarbekir—the capital of his Government. Armenia remained independent in the time of the Romans, extending her rule over a part of Asia Minor and Syria, and a portion of Persia, but, in consequence of the protection afforded by the Armenians to certain kings who were hostile to Rome, the Romans declared war against her, their troops entered her capital, and from that time Armenian independence was lost. The country remained tossing on the waves of… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Fa'Iz El-Ghusein offers a vivid and graphical depiction of the Armenian genocide of 1915-1917 through this remarkable and well-written work. Allbut forgotten, the genocide has rarely been mentioned in history books throughout the past century. As El-Ghusein points out through his book, it is important to remember these events and honor the many hundreds of thousands of souls who have perished as a result of a deeply flawed interpretation of Islam.The plot is a simple, yet chilling one:the Ottoman Empire began rounding up the Armenian people ? who were among the richest and most well-educated at that time ? around 1915, and began basically eradicating them in the most heinous manner, through mass killings, slavery, rape and sometimes killing off entire families. The author was anOttoman official at the time, and wasdeeply disturbed by the events that occurred and bythe distorted view of Islamic law that those who condoned and performed those horrific acts have been associated with. He… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Martyred Armenia THE NARRATIVE Outline of Armenian History.—In past ages the Armenian race was, like other nations, not possessed of an autonomous government, until God bestowed upon them a man, named Haig, a bold leader, who united the Armenians and formed them into an independent state. This took place before the Christian era. The nation preserved their independence for a considerable time, reaching the highest point of their glory and prosperity under their king Dikrân, who constituted the city of Dikrânokerta—Diarbekir—the capital of his Government. Armenia remained independent in the time of the Romans, extending her rule over a part of Asia Minor and Syria, and a portion of Persia, but, in consequence of the protection afforded by the Armenians to certain kings who were hostile to Rome, the Romans declared war against her, their troops entered her capital, and from that time Armenian independence was lost. The country remained tossing on the waves of… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Fa'Iz El-Ghusein offers a vivid and graphical depiction of the Armenian genocide of 1915-1917 through this remarkable and well-written work. Allbut forgotten, the genocide has rarely been mentioned in history books throughout the past century. As El-Ghusein points out through his book, it is important to remember these events and honor the many hundreds of thousands of souls who have perished as a result of a deeply flawed interpretation of Islam.The plot is a simple, yet chilling one:the Ottoman Empire began rounding up the Armenian people ? who were among the richest and most well-educated at that time ? around 1915, and began basically eradicating them in the most heinous manner, through mass killings, slavery, rape and sometimes killing off entire families. The author was anOttoman official at the time, and wasdeeply disturbed by the events that occurred and bythe distorted view of Islamic law that those who condoned and performed those horrific acts have been associated with. He… Read More

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New York: George H. Doran, 1918. Softcover. Near Fine. First American edition. 12mo. 52pp. Stapled yellow wrappers. Translated from the original Arabic. Modestly worn, spine cocked a bit, near fine. Part of the series: "Important Books of the Day." Slip laid in, "With the compliments of Professor W. Macneile Dixon (University of Glasgow)." Scarce.