History of the Armenian People

Compiled by: Gerard Dedeyan

Prof. The History of the Armenian People from the Urartians to 1918, compiled by Gerard Dedeyan, mainly follows a chronological course, but also includes thematic sections such as "Land, People and Language". The work has the feature of being a basic reference book for the history of Armenians in general. While the authors, each of whom are experts in their field and period, make reading easier for beginners, the rich bibliography at the end of each chapter invites the expert and curious reader to deeper and richer readings.

• Land, People and Language

• Before Armenians: Warrior and Founding Urartians

• Armenians Between Iran and the Greco-Roman World (5th Century BC - Towards 300 AD)

• Claim of Christian Armenia (301-590)

• Arab Domination and Armenian Freedoms (VIIth-IXth Centuries)

• Independence Regained: Kingdom of the North and Kingdom of the South (IXth-XIth Centuries)

• Imperial Tendency or Diaspora Destiny: Armenians in Byzantium (IVth-XIth Centuries)

• Crusade Times (End of XI and XIV Centuries)

• Under the Subjugation of Turkmens and Ottoman Turks (XV.-XVI. Centuries)

• Ruins of National Independence and Diaspora (From the Beginning to the 18th Century)

• Armenian Renaissance and Liberation Movement (XVIIth and XVIIIth Centuries)

• Armenia and the Awakening of its Nationalities (1800-1914)

• 1915-1916 Armenian Genocide and the End of the Ottoman Empire (1914-1923)

First Printing Year: 2015

Number of Pages: 560

Language Turkish