The Harrowing Truths of the Armenian Genocide

This chapter explores the devastating experiences of Armenians during the genocide, focusing on mass deportations and the brutal conditions of their forced marches. Through personal survivor accounts and the perspectives of outside witnesses, it highlights the atrocities committed and the psychological and cultural impacts on Armenian identity. The chapter also draws parallels with the plight of Assyrian Christians and reflects on the broader historical context, emphasizing the enduring consequences of such violent episodes in modern society.