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The great game of genocide : imperialism, nationalism, and the destruction of the Ottoman Armenians / Donald Bloxham.

By: Bloxham, DonaldMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2009. Description: xiv, 329 pages : illustrations, 8 pages of plates ; 23 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780199226887; 0199226881Subject(s): Since 1901 | Armenian Genocide, 1915-1923 | Armenian question | Genocide armenien, 1915-1916 | Question armenienne | Armenian question | Armenia -- History -- 1901- | Armenie -- Histoire -- 20e siecle | ArmeniaGenre/Form: History.DDC classification: 956.6/20154 LOC classification: DS195.5 | .B66 2009
Contents:
Genocide and the Armenian case -- Part 1: Mass murder in an international system -- Eastern questions, nationalist answers -- Ethnic 'reprisal' and ethnic cleansing -- Interlude: the genocide in context -- Part 2: International response and responsibility in the genocide era -- Imperial Germany: a case of mistaken identity -- Ethnic violence and the entente, 1915-1923 -- Interlude: new minority questions in the new near east -- Part 3: From response to recognition? -- The USA: from non-intervention to non-recognition -- The geopolitics of memory.
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Originally published: 2005.

Genocide and the Armenian case -- Part 1: Mass murder in an international system -- Eastern questions, nationalist answers -- Ethnic 'reprisal' and ethnic cleansing -- Interlude: the genocide in context -- Part 2: International response and responsibility in the genocide era -- Imperial Germany: a case of mistaken identity -- Ethnic violence and the entente, 1915-1923 -- Interlude: new minority questions in the new near east -- Part 3: From response to recognition? -- The USA: from non-intervention to non-recognition -- The geopolitics of memory.