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Gallimard 2005. In-8 broché de 321 pages. Collection Tel. Très bon état
Broch?. 307 pages.
Broché. 744 pages.
Complexes, 2005. In-12 broché de 380 pages. Très bon état
Tallandier 1997, In-8 broché, 180 pages. Bon état
Fine English Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. [xiii], 144 p. Kürttürkleri ve fanatik Ermeni faaliyetleri. Kurdish-Turks and fanatic Armenian activities.
Stock 1997, grand et fort In-8 broché. 514 pages. Dessins de Dominique BECCARIA. Trés bon état.
Sauber erhalten. uden in Charlottenburg 12 Karl-Heinz Metzger Chronologische Abfolge der gegen die Juden erlassenen Gesetze, Richtlinien und Verordnungen 29 Zusammengestellt von Wolfgang Knoll und Bernhard Saß Jüdische Orte in Charlottenburg 1931/32 44 Wolfgang Knoll Jüdische Selbsthilfe-Organisationen in Charlottenburg zur Nazizeit 52 Dr. Heinrich-Wilhelm Wörmann Die Freimaurerloge Zum Spiegel der Wahrheit 68 Thomas Richert Kinder 74 Wolfgang Knoll Christen jüdischer Herkunft 92 Edeltraud Schönfeldt, Cristina Konn-Saile Evangelisch getauft - als Jude verfolgt: Dr. Paul Kuttner 102 Anneliese Funke Charlottenburger jüdische Rechtsanwälte 112 Dr. Simone Ladwig-Winters Erinnerungen 118 Redation: Cristina Konn-Saile, Edeltraud Schönfeldt Emigriert 118 MaxZolko 118 Ruth Drory 120 Ursula Henjes 121 Harry Rosenberg 122 Reine Feder 123 Werner Perlhöfter 123 Walter Hartwkh 123 Gideon Argon 125 Peter Reiche 128 Werner Kolb 129 Mirjam Rottenberg, Rachel Doron... 133 Hans Freudenthal 138 Vernon Brooks 140 Herbert Simon 142 John Buckel 147 Charles Leigh 152 Hella Leonie Hewison 163 Susi Podgurski 165 Doroky Bailey 166 GeraldWarner 167 Jizchak Meir 167 Margot ünczyc 174 Untergetaucht, deportiert 177 Ingrid Mattheußer-Schönberg 180 Margrit Korge 184 Carla Cohn 187 Arthur Konn ISBN 9783938414507
Cartonnage de l'éditeur. 191 pages.
Broché. 308 pages. Rousseurs.
Reliure de l'éditeur. 319 pages. Jaquette.
Cartonnage d?fra?chi. 255 pages.
Broché. 400 pages.
Very Good English Paperback. Pbo. Small 4to. (26 x 19 cm). In Ottoman script. No bibliographic detail. 70 p., fully b/w ills. Extremely rare. Hegira; 1335 = Gregorian; 1919. Islâm ahalinin dûçar olduklari mezâlim hakkinda vesâika müstenid malûmât.
New English Paperback. Pbo. Roy. 8vo. (23 x 14 cm). In English. 471 p. In the light of Russian and Armenian sources the emergence of the Armenian question, 1678-1914. This study has been prepared after researches lasted several years in archives and libraries of the Russian Federation. The documentary aspect of this long-lasting study is especially based on the documents found in the Archive of the Russian Empire Foreign Policy, the Russian State Military History Archive, the Russian Federation State Archive in Moscow, and the Russian State History Archive in Saint Petersburg. Library research within the scope of the study was carried out in the Russian National Library, Library of the Academy of Sciences, Library of the Institute of the Oriental Studies in Saint Petersburg, and in the Russian State Library (previously Lenin Library) in Moscow. Besides Russian sources, the studies of Armenian historians and authors written in the Russian language during the Tsarist and Soviet eras have also been thoroughly examined in our research. This is the first extensive study carried out in eight different Russian archives on the process of the emergence of the Armenian Question.
59pp.geïll.met tekeningen & 1 foto, geïll.omslag, stempeltje
Broch?. 114 pages.
Broch?. 143 pages.
Grand livre du mois, 1998. Grand In-8 relié cartonnage souple éditeur de 540 pages. Rares passages discrètement soulignés au crayon de papier sinon très bon état
Fine English Paperback., Fine., 21 x 15 cm, 320 p. "Hatiralarim. Ermeni olaylarinin içyüzü, Haz: TAHSIN YILDIRIM, Selis Kitaplar, Istanbul, 2003"
New English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish and English. 814, [2] p., many color and b/w ills. Registers and memoirs of Keppe, Karen, (1876-1935) was a Danish missionary and social worker, known for her work aid worker with Ottoman Armenian refugees and survivals of the Armenian Genocide, mainly widows and orphans, from 1903 until her death in Syria in 1935 (Near East Relief). She was a member of Johannes Lepsius's Deutsch Orient-Mission (German Orient Mission) and assumed responsibility (in 1903) for the Armenian children in the Millet Khan German Refugee Orphanage after the 1895 Urfa massacres. In Aleppo, today in the Syrian territory, various relief organizations such as orphanages, hospitals, vocational schools were established for the Armenians coming into the region due to tehcir. The social and economic welfare activities undertaken by the Ottoman administrators in the region were launched and conducted as of the very first days of the World War I. After the war various relief organizations engaged in certain activities in the region as well. One such an organization was the Near East Relief Foundation. The activities launched by the foundation were led by Karen JEPPE, a Danish philanthropist and a Commissioner at the League of Nations. Our study embodies the narratives of 1184 people whom the Near East Relief Foundation helped in the period given. (Although Karen Jeppe claims to have had rescued 1700 people, some of the records are not found in the League of Nations Archives in Geneva). The information taking place in the records found at the League of Nations Archives not only contains the names of the people, their parents' names, hometowns, ages, and their acceptance to the relief foundation, but the stories they lived throughout the period after the relocations.
Editions du Félin 1989, In-8 broché, 262 pages. Parfait état.
Les éditions de l'atelier, 2015, 135 pp., broché, illustrations en couleurs, très bon état.
Fine English Paperback. Pbo. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Turkish. 212 p. General Harbord'un Anadolu gezisi ve (Ermeni Meselesi'ne dair) raporu. Kurtulus Savasi baslangicinda. Report of Harbord. The Harbord Commission was a U.S. political commission tasked with studying the relationship between the United States and Armenia following World War I. In 1919 President Woodrow Wilson sent two missions to the Near East to gather information on issues relating to the future of the region in the immediate aftermath of World War I. One group, later known as the "King-Crane Commission", was civilian, centered on Istanbul(Constantinople), and tasked to interview community leaders and representatives of the Ottoman government. In August 1919, a second group, the "American Military Mission to Armenia" was sent out to travel to the centre of Anatolia and then to Armenia. It was headed by Major General James G. Harbord. Secretary of State Robert Lansing instructed Harbord to "investigate and report on the political, military, geographic, administrative, economic, and such other considerations involved in possible American interests and responsibilities in the region.". The fifty-member mission arrived in Istanbul (Constantinople) at the beginning of September 1919, and then traveled for 30 days: by train to Adana, Aleppo, and Mardin, then by motor car to Diyarbakir, Harput, Malatya, Sivas, Erzincan, Erzurum, Kars, Etchmiadzin, Erivan and, finally, Tiflis. A side-expedition left the main party at Sivas in order to investigate conditions at Marsovan, Samsun, and along the Black Sea coast as far as Trebizond. For information on the important vilayets of Bitlis and Van, General Harbord relied on information provided in the Niles and Sutherland Report. The Harbord report also indicated that the Turkish population was far more numerous than the Armenians, following the massacres and deportations of the Armenian population in Eastern Anatolia. Harbord's report stated that "the temptation to reprisals for past wrongs" would make it extremely difficult to maintain peace in the region. The final conclusion of the report was the inclusion of Armenia in the possible American mandate for Asia Minor and Rumelia since a mandate for Armenia alone was not deemed feasible under these conditions.
Un album grand in-4 broché. Bel exemplaire. [P-58] Attention, scènes violentes. A ne pas mettre entre toutes les mains.