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An Article. Holocaust and Genocide Studies, V9 N1, Spring 1995, pp 1-22.
The Armenian Genocide and Turkey's Attempt to Deny It.The Institute of Turkish Studies.
Analysis of the Lowry Memorandum
Analysis of the Letter to Lifton
Concluding Reflections on the Memorandum and Letter.
The Harmfulness of Genocide Denial.
Why Might Intellectuals Engage in the Denial of Known Genocides?
Concluding Comments: Scholars and Truth.
Notes.
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