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''Killing Orders: Talat Pasha's Telegrams and the Armenian Genocide'' ( tr, Naim Efendi'nin Hatıratı ve Talat Paşa Telgrafları: Krikor Gergeryan Arşivi "Memoir of Naim Efendi and Talat Pasha Telegrams: Krikor Gergeryan Archive") is a 2016 book from Taner Akcam about the veracity of the primary source evidence of the Armenian genocide, particularly telegrams sent by Talaat Pasha. He addresses dismissal of the authenticity of evidence as a form of Armenian genocide denial. The original Turkish version was published in Istanbul by İletişim yayınları. The English version, published by Palgrave Macmillan, came in 2018. Akcam addresses claims made in a 1983 Turkish Historical Society book that Naim Effendi was not a real person; he obtained copies of the individual's memoirs to prove his existence. Mark Mazower of '' The New York Review of Books'' wrote that Akcam's book is "less a conventional history than a kind of forensic exercise designed to lay to rest once and for ...
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Naim Efendi'nin Hatıratı Ve Talat Paşa Telgrafları
''Killing Orders: Talat Pasha's Telegrams and the Armenian Genocide'' ( tr, Naim Efendi'nin Hatıratı ve Talat Paşa Telgrafları: Krikor Gergeryan Arşivi "Memoir of Naim Efendi and Talat Pasha Telegrams: Krikor Gergeryan Archive") is a 2016 book from Taner Akcam about the veracity of the primary source evidence of the Armenian genocide, particularly telegrams sent by Talaat Pasha. He addresses dismissal of the authenticity of evidence as a form of Armenian genocide denial. The original Turkish version was published in Istanbul by İletişim yayınları. The English version, published by Palgrave Macmillan, came in 2018. Akcam addresses claims made in a 1983 Turkish Historical Society book that Naim Effendi was not a real person; he obtained copies of the individual's memoirs to prove his existence. Mark Mazower of ''The New York Review of Books'' wrote that Akcam's book is "less a conventional history than a kind of forensic exercise designed to lay to rest once and for all any ...
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