Aris Nalci
As we begin
Some people look for their stories at their desks, others among the pages of history. For some, history consists of experience and memories, while for others it consists only of measurable figures and numbers found in documents.
Some people look for their stories at their desks, others among the pages of history. For some, history consists of experience and memories, while for others it consists only of measurable figures and numbers found in documents.
In this series, I will explain how Armenians were massacred and
expelled from their homes, in the language of those who survived and
those who were left behind. Empty houses, stone walls, mills that no
longer turn, and fountains that have been running alone for 100 years
will explain to us how Armenians lived on this land. With respect to the
work of national and international historians, which we see on TV and
in the media every April, local historians, performing
“micro-historical” studies, will explain the story of the Armenians to
us here.
