The book “Armenian Genocide: Hundred years of research (1915-2015)” came out in France. According to Nouvelles d'Arménie, it’s a collective work, which was prepared by dozens of historians, including Yves Ternon, Annette Becker, Hamit Bozarslan, Vincent Duclert, Gaidz Minassian, Claire Mouradian, Michael Nishanian and Raymond Kévorkian.

This important book presents the leading studies on Genocide, as well as scientific input of Sorbonne, Holocaust Memorial, the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences and the National Library of France.

“A decade after the beginning of exterminations of the Ottoman Armenians by the Young Turks government on April 24, 1915 in Constantinople, international studies presented in this publication point to the scope of scientific knowledge about the first modern genocide. This book is part of the genocide research movement, which is strongly developing in France and around the world. The centennial of the 1915 events is a turning point in the public reflection of advanced scientific studies, as well as for the confirmation of international realization of genocide prevention,” the publisher said.