Offers a unique analysis of the juxtaposition of the Armerian Genocide process and the transgenerational consequences
Explores the concept of transgeneration trauma and the implications of this on identity and community

Examines life stories from interviewees, as well as literature and film photography

Autorentext
Anthonie Holslag is Researcher at the Amsterdam Research School for Heritage and Memory Studies at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. He has previously published a number of articles regarding the aftermath of the Armenian genocide.

Inhalt
Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part 1: The Destruction of an Identity.- Chapter 2. Remembrance of a Genocide.- Chapter 3. The Great Diasporia.- Chapter 4. The Loss of Identity.- Chapter 5. - Intermezzo: Komitas: Embodied Silence.- Part 2: Reconstruction of an Identity.- Chapter 6. Between Suffering and Resurrection.- Chapter 7. The Struggle over Identity.- Chapter 8. Jermag Charrt.- Chapter 9. Conclusion: Near the Foot of Mt. Ararat.- Index.