Armenian Genocide

1915 - 1923

Overview

Websites

Videos

Overview

Armenian_Genocide.pdf

Websites

The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute

"The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute Foundation is dedicated to preserving the memory and legacy of the Armenian Genocide by honouring 1,5 million Armenians who have perished during the horrible events at the beginning of the 20th century. The Museum-Institute teaches universal lessons to combat hatred, discrimination, prejudice and apathy. "

Armenian Genocide Museum

This online museum is dedicated to sharing the story of the the Armenian Genocide.

Armenian National Institute

This website includes photographs, documents, a timeline, news coverage, and a list of monuments dedicated to the Armenian Genocide and Armenian people.

Armenian Case Study: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has a designated page the gives an overview of what happened in Armenia.

Genocide Education: Armenian Genocide Maps and Documents

Find maps, news accounts, survivor stories, and more.

USC Shoah Foundation

Armenian GenocideThe Armenian Genocide testimony collections include several categories of individuals linked directly or indirectly to the calamity. The vast majority are Armenian Genocide survivors, while others are Armenian descendants (second and third generation), scholars, rescuers and aid providers, foreign witnesses, and Yezidi survivors, as well as Arab and Greek eyewitnesses. The interviews were recorded in 10 languages in 13 countries.

Videos

This video gives an overview of the Armenian Genocide.

This full length documentary shares first hand accounts from the Armenian Genocide.

In this 40 minute documentary, two BBC journalists travel to Turkey looking for Armenian history. They additionally report on the different versions of history taught in Turkish schools.

A woman shares the story of her great-grandmother who survived the Armenian Genocide.