Historical archives and the historians' commission to investigate the Armenian events of 1915
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction. Why the present study?. Subject Matter. Sources and Methodology. Notes.
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- Earliest Origins and Structures of the Ottoman Archives. Origins of the Ottoman Archives. Ottoman Paleography and Diplomatics. Conservation and Classification in the BOA. Introductions and Guides to the BOA. Notes.
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- Emergence of Modern Turkey's Archive System. The First Modern Archives. Archival and Library Resources in Istanbul. The Prime Minister's Office Ottoman Archive. The Structure of Ottoman Government Orders. Format. Tax Registers. Registers of Ottoman Non-Muslims. Yildiz Palace Archive. The State of Ottoman Records and Papers. Notes.
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- Developments in the Turkish Archives Since 1989. Turgut Ozal and the Archives. Notes.
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- The Archives and Historical Controversy. Developments Since Opening the Archives. The Milestone Case of Perincek v. Switzerland. The Importance of Studying Ottoman Documents. Notes.
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- Turkish Archives and Foreign Scholars. The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs Archive from the Twentieth Century. The Ottoman Ministry of Foreign Affairs Archive. Records of the Sublime Porte. Archives Not Consulted Because Unavailable to Scholars. Application Formalities and Working Conditions Greatly Eased. Recruitment and Training of New Archivists. Provenance and Maintenance of Order. Bernard Lewis's Work in the Ottoman Archives. Stanford Shaw's Work in the Ottoman Archives. Some Distinguished Turkish Historians. Views of International Scholars on the Ottoman Archival. Services Today. Mustafa Budak. Notes.
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- The Directorate General of State Archives. The Centenary of 1915. Website of the Directorate General of State Archives. Publications of the Directorate General of State Archives. The Sublime Porte and the Armenians in Documents. Ottoman Materials in English. Ismet Binark. Legislation on State Archives. BOA Moved to a New Site. Notes.
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- Military Archives: The Turkish General Staff Military History and Strategic Studies Directorate's Archive. Holdings of the ATASE. Scholars in the ATASE. Publications of the ATASE. Notes.
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- The Turkish Historical Society's Archive and the National Library. The Turkish Historical Society. The THS Journals. The THS Archive. Enver Pasha Collection. Kazim Orbay Collection. The National Library. Notes.
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- Muslim Court Records and Others: Muslim Court Records. Armenians in Muslim Court Records. Scholars and Muslim Court Records. Manuscripts and Special Collections: Maps, Photographs, and Engravings. The Republican Archive. Other Archive Collections. Notes.
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- The Armenian Archives: Armenian Depositories. Applications by Non-Armenian Scholars to Use the Armenian Archives. The Turkyilmaz Case: A Turkish Scholar Harassed in Yerevan Calls to Open the Armenian Archives to Scholars. The Armenian Resource Materials. Armenian National Archives. Notes.
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- The British Archives: Major British Depository. Britain's Unopened Archives and the Eastern Mediterranean Special Intelligence Bureau. British Military Intelligence Documents of the First World War. EMSIB Records Must Be Opened. The Malta Deportations and Early Attempts at Prosecution. Absence of Evidence. Notes.
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- The Russian Archives: Russian Depositories Before Perestroika. Opening of the Russian Archives. Guides to the Russian Archival Sources. Release and Organization of the Russian Archival Materials. Importance of the Russian Archives to Turkish History. Notes.
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- Whither the Turkish-Armenian Debate?: A Task for Historians. Turkey's Proposal to Establish an International Historians' Commission. Notes.
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- The First World War and Its Archival Records: Armenians and the Turkish-Russian Conflict in the First World War. Documents Key to History. Notes.
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- From Historical Controversy to Political Campaigning: Debates in the British and European Parliaments. Turkey and the European Union. Turkey and the United Nations Convention on Genocide. Notes.
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- The Quest for Facts: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan Calls For Unbiased Investigation into Armenian Claims. Turkey's Parliament Gives Its Backing. Armenian Responses to the Turkish Proposal. Notes.
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- What Next?: Relations Between Turkey and Armenia. International Responses. Definition of Genocide and the Retroactive Application of the UNCG. Practical Outcome of a Genocide Declaration. Notes.
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- Attempting to Overcome History: Signing of the Protocols. Road Map to Normalize Turkish-Armenian Relations Turkish-Armenian Protocols of Cooperation Signed on 10 October 2009. Notes.
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- The Collapse of the Protocols. Reaction to the Protocols in Armenia and in the Armenian Diaspora. International Reaction. American Responses. American Scholars and the Debate. Support for the Turkish-Armenian Protocols in the British and Australian Parliaments. Notes.
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- The International Debate and the Archives: Turkish-Armenian Protocols and the American Public. A Joint Commission-the Key to Normalization. Armenian Obstacles. Possible Prospects for Turkish-Armenian Cooperation. Notes.
- Conclusion. Appendixes. Sources. Index. About the author.