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Banality of Indifference »

Authors: Yair Auron, Maggie Bar-Tura
ISBN-13: 9780765808813, ISBN-10: 0765808811
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Transaction Publishers
Date Published: December 2001
Edition: (Non-applicable)

Author Biography: Yair Auron

Book Synopsis

Auron (Open U. of Israel and The Kibbutzim College of Education) explores the reaction of Palestinian Jews and Zionist leaders to the genocide of Armenians by Turks during World War I. He finds that they were in a difficult position because they were under Ottoman control and some Zionists were seeking help from Turkey's ally Germany. The result is that there were no condemnations in journals, internal protocols, or records though some quiet help was organized for the Armenians. There is no publication information about the original . Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

	Prologue	1
	Introduction: Conflicting Interpretations	5
1.	The Armenians-The Struggle for Survival	33
2.	Palestine During the First World War	59
3.	The Reactors	101
4.	The Nili Group and the Armenians	159
5.	A Jewish-Arab-Armenian Alliance	215
6.	Silent Muses-The Armenian Massacre as Seen in the Literature of the Jewish Yishuv in Eretz Yisrael	271
7.	The Forty Days of Musa Dagh: Symbol and Parable	293
8.	The Indifferent	313
9.	The Attitudes Towards the Armenian Genocide after the Establishment of the State of Israel-A Brief Overview	351
10.	Conclusion	369
	Appendix A	375
	Appendix B	389
	Index	391

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Banality of Indifference »

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