Le témoignage de Henry Morgenthau constitue une puissante condamnation du génocide. En tant que diplomate américain en poste pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, Morgenthau a relaté les horreurs subies par les civils arméniens. Ses récits servent de rappel permanent des conséquences de la haine et de l'intolérance. Sa détermination à s'élever contre l'injustice offre une leçon de courage moral aux générations futures.
A memoir by Henry Morgenthau, an American diplomat and public figure who served as Ambassador to Turkey during World War I. Morgenthau provides a personal account of his experiences during this tumultuous period in history and reflects on his long and varied career in the public and private sectors.
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A Personal Account of the Armenian Genocide (Hardcover)
Henry Morgenthau's first-hand accounts provide a detailed and authoritative perspective on the Armenian genocide, making them a vital resource for understanding these historical atrocities. His evocative narratives capture the harrowing experiences and the broader implications of the events, offering readers a profound insight into this dark chapter of history.