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Book Synopsis: “With a brilliant display of forensic advocacy, one of the greatest legal minds on the international stage forces a shameful but inconvenient truth upon the world.”—Helena Kennedy, QC
Winner Polemic of the Year, The Paddy Power Political Book Awards 2015
On April 24th, 2015 people around the world commemorated the centenary of the death of over one million Armenians. In their eyes, and in those of many around the world, they will be remembering a genocide perpetrated by the Ottoman Empire. Turkey has always explained the dead as simply victims of a vicious civil war, and continues to this day to refuse to acknowledge the events as constituting genocide.
This argument has become, in turn, an international issue. Twenty national parliaments in democratic countries have voted to recognize the genocide, but Britain and the United States continue to equivocate for fear, it would seem, of alienating their NATO ally.
In this seminal book, Geoffrey Robertson QC, a former UN appeals judge, sets out to prove beyond all reasonable doubt that the massacres and deportations were a crime against humanity which amounted to genocide.
Geoffrey Robertson, QC, is founder and head of Doughty Street Chambers, the UK’s leading human rights legal practice. A barrister, academic, author, and broadcaster, Robertson is the author of several books including The Justice Game and Mullahs Without Mercy. He lives in London, England.
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Discover the shocking truth that has been conveniently overlooked for far too long. An Inconvenient Genocide: Who Now Remembers the Armenians? is a book that brings to light the painful history of the Armenian genocide. Written by Geoffrey Robertson QC, one of the most influential legal minds in the world, this gripping read uncovers the dark secrets that the Ottoman Empire has vehemently denied for generations.
Step into a world where justice is fought for and truth is undeniable. Awarded Polemic of the Year at The Paddy Power Political Book Awards 2015, An Inconvenient Genocide challenges the status quo and forces the international community to confront the uncomfortable reality they have long ignored. With meticulous research and brilliant forensic advocacy, Robertson exposes the atrocities committed against over one million innocent Armenians.
Don't let history be forgotten. Join the movement to uncover the truth and honor the memory of those who perished. For over a century, Turkey has dismissed the Armenian genocide as a mere civil war, refusing to acknowledge the undeniable evidence. Now is the time to demand justice and recognition for the victims. Be part of the journey towards global awareness and understanding.
Take a stand against silence. It's time for Britain and the United States to break free from fear and embrace the truth. With twenty democratic nations recognizing the Armenian genocide, it's crucial for these global powerhouses to join the movement towards justice. By reading An Inconvenient Genocide, you empower yourself with knowledge and support the calls for acknowledgement and accountability.
Order your copy of An Inconvenient Genocide: Who Now Remembers the Armenians? and become an advocate for the forgotten voices. Geoffrey Robertson QC's relentless pursuit of justice will captivate your mind and inspire you to take action. Get your hands on this eye-opening book and be part of the movement that refuses to let genocide be erased from history. Order Now
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