Vahagn Avedian Livres

Exploring the concept of reconciliation, this book delves into its implications for individuals and entire societies. It argues that while collective reconciliation is challenging, it is attainable through political commitment, resource allocation, and a genuine desire for change. The text emphasizes the complexities involved in the reconciliation process and the necessity of collective will to foster healing and unity within communities.

By following the politics of memory of the Armenian question during the past century, this study aims to explain why the issue is still topical in our days.