Gender in the Armenian Genocide (HoH Podcast – Ep, 101)
Update: 2019-11-16
Description
Anna Aleksanyan is an expert on the Armenian Genocide, which she currently writes about as a Ph.D. candidate at the Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Clark University. Her dissertation explores gendered aspects of the Armenian Genocide in the experiences of its victimized females. Before starting her Ph.D., Anna worked at the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute, in Yerevan, Armenia, as a scientific researcher for seven years.
Some Highlights:
Origins of the Armenian Genocide
Young Turk Revolution
1909 Massacres
Armenian women, orphans, and prisoners
Sources for genocide research
Women after World War I
The Ottoman Empire
Forced Marriages
April 24, 1915
"The luckiest ones were killed"
"Men were mostly killed, women were abducted."
Resistance and remembrance of the genocide
Suggestion:
Anna: Visit Armenia! Learn about the genocide.
Steven: Armenian String Cheese
Armenian Genocide Memorial, Yerevan
https://youtu.be/S9zVqxdjQtI
Some Highlights:
Origins of the Armenian Genocide
Young Turk Revolution
1909 Massacres
Armenian women, orphans, and prisoners
Sources for genocide research
Women after World War I
The Ottoman Empire
Forced Marriages
April 24, 1915
"The luckiest ones were killed"
"Men were mostly killed, women were abducted."
Resistance and remembrance of the genocide
Suggestion:
Anna: Visit Armenia! Learn about the genocide.
Steven: Armenian String Cheese
Armenian Genocide Memorial, Yerevan
https://youtu.be/S9zVqxdjQtI
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