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| Title | : | Judgment Unto Truth: Witnessing the Armenian Genocide (Zoryan Institute Survivors' Memoirs) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.82 (797 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 088738823X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 176 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-11 |
| Language | : | English |
"Indispensable reading for anyone interested in Armenian and Near Eastern history, the missionary movement in the Ottoman Empire, and the process of genocide. Bagdikian, University of California, Berkeley.. Jernazian witnesses the Genocide at the intersection of biography and history; his book is at once a chronicle of and a tribute to the individual and collective will to resist and survive." —Gerard J. Libaridian, Zoryan Institute for Contemporary Armenian Research and Documentation "It has powerful passages and is of significance to the Armenian community and beyond." —Ben H
He serves as liaison and advisor during the British and French occupations (1919-21). Only through a miraculous escape after twenty-one months in a Turkish prison is he reunited with his wife, her mother, a daughter, and a son born three months after his arrest.An unusual blend of religious idealism and pragmatic politics, his memoirs provide a singular emotional experience. And during the Kemalist revolution (1921-23), Jernazian loses his remaining family and nearly his own life. Afterwards, he and his new bride work to rehabilitate destitute survivors. Jernazian, a five-year orphan, loses two brothers. Those perceptions are woven into the story of the author's protracted genocidal experiences. In 1915, when the "final solution to the Armenian question" is in progress, the author, an interpreter of the Turkish government, is in a unique position to observe the genocidal process. Dispassionately rendered, Judgment Unto Truth is a call for truth and justice.In the Hamidian massacres of 1895. As Vahakn Dadrian observes in his Introduction, "This volume is a unique document of historical significanceàThe author presents comments and interpretations which portray him as an acute observer of intricate events." The book will appeal to historians of the period, educators, and professionals with an interest in
After 1923, he served as pastor and community leader in New York, New England and California.Alice Haig, Reverend Jernazian's daughter, translated these memoirs from the original Armenian in consultation with her father while he was living.. Jernazian (1890-1971) experienced the events described in this book. Ephiram K
Kyle Brogmus said Compells one to be Courageous in the face of Darkness.. This is one of the most amazing books I have ever read. A facinating historical narrative is beautifully woven together with the personal testimony of Ephraim Jernazian, a Pastor and "renaissance" man of driven motivation toward truth and justice, which are adequately expressed in both title and content of the book.This book will open your eyes, and show you the depth of what people suffer for being born a certain ethnicity, and who die as martyrs for Jesus Christ.Read this book, and share it with who ever you can.Shalom
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