Armenians and Committee of Union and Progress

Author: Gaidz F. Minassian, Arsen Avagyan

In the two analyzes included in this book, Armenian political parties during World War II. Their activities before and after the declaration of the Constitutional Monarchy and their relations with the Committee of Union and Progress are under the spotlight. These relationships have rarely been the subject of detailed examination in Turkey to date, and the field has mostly been left to reductionist approaches that are far from objectivity. In this book, in his review titled "Relations between the Committee of Union and Progress and the Armenian Political Parties", Arsen Avagyan focuses on the relations of the four Armenian political parties, especially the Tasnak and Hinchak parties, with the Committee of Union and Progress, which began to operate legally in the Ottoman Empire with the proclamation of the Constitutional Monarchy. Gaidz F. Minassian, in his article titled "Relations Between the Committee of Union and Progress and the Armenian Revolutionary Federation before the First World War", analyzes in depth the development of the relations between the Tasnaks and the Unionists, who were in a close political alliance between 1907 and 1912, and the rupture that occurred afterwards.
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Number of Pages: 232

Year of Printing: 2013


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Aras Publishing

First Print Year: 2006

Number of Pages: 232

Language Turkish