Cultural Genocide and Complicity in Atrocities

This chapter explores the concept of cultural genocide through the lens of the Armenian experience during deportations, detailing the systematic efforts to erase their identity. It examines the complex relationships between historical figures, their moral dilemmas, and the broader implications of complicity in genocide, particularly highlighting the involvement of German officials. By drawing parallels between the Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust, the chapter critiques the narratives surrounding culpability and the ongoing challenges of historical acknowledgment.