armenian americans

The author describes his life as the child of Armenian immigrants in America and discusses his family's struggles, and the struggles of other Armenians, during 1915 when the Ottoman Turkish government put over one million Armenians to death.

The author chronicles his search for the truth about his father's murder, a crusade that consumed him for twenty-two years and revealed long-hidden secrets about his dad, family, heritage, and town.

The author describes his life as the child of Armenian immigrants in America and discusses his family's struggles, and the struggles of other Armenians, during 1915 when the Ottoman Turkish government put over one million Armenians to death.

Elizabeth Endicott arrives in Syria during World War I to deliver food and aid to war refugees on behalf of the Boston-based Friends of Armenia. There she falls for Armen, a young Armenian engineer who has joined the British Army in Egypt. Years later in present-day New York, novelist Laura Petrosian digs into her Armenian heritage and finds love, loss, and long-buried secrets.

Chronicles the history of the Armenian people and describes the experiences of one Armenian family that left Russia to rebuild their lives in America.

Continues the biography of Veron Dumehjian who comes to America as a mail-order bride and adapts to life in a new country.

Discusses the history of the Armenian people and the numerous contributions made by Armenian immigrants and their descendants to the history and culture of the United States.

Bestselling author Peter Balakian chronicles his life, focusing on his childhood in the American suburbs and how he felt after learning the truth about his family's experiences during the Armenian Genocide in 1915.