Recognition, Responsibility and Reconciliation: The Trinity of the Armenian Genocide (2013). The article discusses the inseparable nature of the three cornerstones of the Armenian genocide: Recognition, Responsibility and Reconciliation. Almost a century has passed, but the issue of the Armenian genocide has grown in international coverage and significance the farther we have come from the evens during WWI. (1MB).

"A Hoax and a Sham" An Argumentative Analysis Investigating Western Denial of the Armenian Genocide": Bachlor Thesis Paper by Maria Karlsson, History Department at Lund University, Sweden, 2009. This paper studies Western academic denial of the Armenian Genocide, focusing especially on the Hamidian Massacres of 1894-1896, the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1916, and on post-war actions and reactions to the genocide, taking place from 1919 to 1923. (1MB).

"The Armenian Genocide 1915: From a Neutral Small State's Perspective: Sweden: Master Thesis Paper by Vahagn Avedian, History Department at Uppsala University, Sweden, 2008. The paper investigates the Swedish knowledge of the Armenian massacres in the Ottoman Turkey and asks how a small neutral state such as Sweden could act when faced with a humanitarian crisis in the midst of an ongoing global war (1MB).

Article by Prof. Alfred de Zayas on the issue of the Armenian Genocide and the 1948 UN Genocide Convention, the issue of state succession, etc., March 2008 (0.344MB)
Alfred de Zayas
J.D. (Harvard), Dr.phil.
Professor of international law, Geneva School of Diplomacy
Member New York, Florida Bar, retired
former Secretary of the UN Human Rights Committee, retired
former Chief of Petitions at the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, retired

Genocide poster from 2007. A3-format (0.54MB)

Genocide poster from 2006, Updated with new texts and list of international recognitions. A3-format (1.69MB)

Genocide poster from 2005, 90th remembrance day of the Armenian Genocide of 1915. A3-format (1.29MB)

History of Armenia; a short overview of the Armenian history and reference to Armenica.org. A3-format (1.16MB)

Petition signed by over 60 world leading genocide scholars, addressed to the the Swedish parliament before their voting on the subject.