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The Young Turks' Crime against Humanity: The Armenian Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing in the Ottoman Empire Human Rights and Crimes against Humanity 17

2012054255Princeton University Press 2012. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Xliii 483 Pp. White Cloth Spine Gilt. First Printing. Fine In Fine Dust Jacket. Signed By The Author And Dated July 7 2012 In New York And With A Presentation Label From The International Raoul Wallenberg Foundation. The Author Is The First Scholar Of Turkish Origin To Publicly Acknowledge The Wwii Era Turkish Genocide Which Succeeded Many Other Waves Of Turkish Attacks On The Armenian Community In Turkey Which Were Extensively Reported In The West. Per Western Wikipedai Turkish Wikipedia Views Him Very Diferently Altug Taner Akçam Born 1953 Is A Turkish-German Historian And Sociologist. During The 1990S He Was The First Turkish Scholar To Acknowledge The Armenian Genocide And Has Written Several Books On The Genocide Such As A Shameful Act 1999 From Empire To Republic: Turkish Nationalism And The Armenian Genocide 2004 The Young Turks' Crime Against Humanity 2012 And Killing Orders 2018. He Is Recognized As A "Leading International Authority" On The Subject. Akçam's Frequent Participation In Public Debates On The Legacy Of The Genocide Have Been Compared To Theodor Adorno's Role In Postwar Germany. Akçam Argues For An Attempt To Reconcile The Differing Armenian And Turkish Narratives Of The Genocide And To Move Away From The Behaviour Which Uses Those Narratives To Support National Stereotypes Saying: "We Have To Re-Think The Problem And Place Both Societies In The Centre Of Our Analysis. This Change Of Paradigm Should Focus On Creating A New Cultural Space That Includes Both Societies A Space In Which Both Sides Have The Chance To Learn From Each Other." On March 9 1976 Soon After Graduating From University While A Graduate Student At The Same Department He Was Arrested For His Involvement In Producing A Student Journal That Focused On The Treatment Of Kurds In Turkey. He Received A Nine-Year Sentence In Early 1977 Which Resulted In Amnesty International Naming Him As A Prisoner Of Conscience. He Served For A Year Before Escaping From Ankara Central Prison On March 12 1977 Using The Leg Of An Iron Stove To Dig A Hole. He Received Political Asylum From West Germany In 1978 Where He Obtained Citizenship And Resided Until Obtaining His Doctorate Degree In 1995. In August 1988 Akçam Began Work As A Research Scientist At The Hamburg Institute For Social Research Following An Invitation From Iranian Scholar Hadi Ressesade. Ressesade Who Was Studying Torture In Iran Proposed That Akçam Could Do A Study On Torture In Turkey. Akçam Decided To Study Armenians After Meeting A German Librarian Of Lebanese-Armenian Origin Who Urged Him To Do So. In 1991 He Organized A Workshop On The Ottoman Military Tribunal That Judged The Crimes Of The Armenian Genocide. He Later Recalled "As I Progressed In My Readings Of Abdul Hamid's Massacres I Thought To Myself: I Know The History Of The French Revolution Of Russia In 1917 Of Chinese Communism But I Do Not Know Turkish History." Akçam Was Initially Reluctant To Use The Word "Genocide" For Anti-Armenian Violence Because "By Qualifying It A Genocide You Become A Member Of A Collective Associated To A Crime Not Any Crime But To The Ultimate Crime". He Received His Phd From Leibniz University Hannover With A Dissertation Titled Turkish Nationalism And The Armenian Genocide: On The Background Of The Military Tribunals In Istanbul Between 1919 And 1922. <br/> <br/> Princeton University Press hardcover

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