Armenie – Un genocide et la justice
by Vincent Duclert, Thomas Hochmann and Raymond H. Kevorkian
Paperback (Published)
(March 2025)
ISBN: 9782251457000
4.72 x 7.72 inches
Price: $24.00
In stock
In the face of negationism that destroys even the very idea of historical truth and possible justice, three researchers demonstrate the fundamental knowledge of the Armenian genocide. After the 2023 studies by Raymond H. Kevorkian ( Completing a Genocide ) and Vincent Duclert ( An Endless Genocide ), then in 2024 that of Thomas Hochmann (for the Revue des droits et libertes fondamentales ), here is their joint book which marks a step in the knowledge of genocides. Abandoning the Armenian genocide to those who trade in its denial or to those who want to complete it results in separating ourselves from the foundations of justice and the history of genocides. To put humanity in great peril and a people in mortal danger. As historians, as jurists, they cannot accept this inevitability. They are taking action today through a work that makes the latest discoveries in the knowledge of the Armenian Genocide accessible to societies and states. The authors are all the more determined because these essential legal advances are today threatened by the concerted questioning of the international order that precisely allowed the birth of the law of genocides and the fight against Holocaust denial. Faced with such upheavals, once again knowledge of Armenian history will shed light on the current and future battles for truth.
- By (author) Vincent Duclert
- By (author) Thomas Hochmann
- By (author) Raymond H Kevorkian
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