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Before The Silence

Archival News Reports Of The Christian Holocaust That Begs To Be Remembered


Researched and Edited by Sofia Kontogeorge Kostos
This book is a collection of newspaper reports documenting the massacres and genocides of Greeks, Armenians, and Assyrian minorities who inhabited Asia Minor for many millennia, by the Ottoman Turks and later the Kemalists. These reports, emanating from English sources, show that there was a systematic and organized campaign by Turkish authorities to eliminate all traces of the memories of these minorities from the face of the earth.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-60724-999-3
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Dec 13,2011
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 10 x 12.5
Page Count: 349
Languages: English
ISBN: 978-1-60724-999-3
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This book is a collection of newspaper reports documenting the massacres and genocides of Greeks, Armenians and Assyrian minorities who inhabited Asia Minor over many millennia by the Ottoman Turks and later the Kemalists. These reports, emanating from English language sources, show that there was a systematic and organized campaign by Turkish authorities to eliminate all traces of the memories of these minorities from the face of the earth.

Before the Silence will serve as a permanent reminder that the many massacres starting from 1822, and the genocides carried out during the years 1914–23 are a crime against humanity and the memories of the victims should never be forgotten but respected and remembered.

This book is a collection of newspaper reports documenting the massacres and genocides of Greeks, Armenians and Assyrian minorities who inhabited Asia Minor over many millennia by the Ottoman Turks and later the Kemalists. These reports, emanating from English language sources, show that there was a systematic and organized campaign by Turkish authorities to eliminate all traces of the memories of these minorities from the face of the earth.

Before the Silence will serve as a permanent reminder that the many massacres starting from 1822, and the genocides carried out during the years 1914–23 are a crime against humanity and the memories of the victims should never be forgotten but respected and remembered.

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Contributor

Sofia KontogeorgeKostos

  • Tribute (page 7)
  • Table of Contents (page 11)
  • Acknowledgements (page 13)
  • Publisher's Note (page 17)
  • A Message (page 19)
  • Foreword (page 21)
  • Preface (page 23)
  • Archival News Reports (page 49)
  • Appendix: Chrysostomos of Ephesos, An Eyewitness Report of the Genocide and Catastrophe of the Christians in Asia Minor (page 339)
  • Remembering (page 347)
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