The Zohrab Center warmly invites you to a book presentation with Dr. Ben Alexander, who will present his book Ararat in America: Armenian American Culture and Politics in the Twentieth Century. All are warmly invited to attend!
The contents of the book relate directly to the history of the Diocese of the Armenian Church and the Armenian American community of New York and the East Coast in general, and much of the research for the book was conducted in the Zohrab Center, which is warmly acknowledged by Dr. Alexander at the outset of the book.
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Maps
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. The Contested Homeland: World War I and the Genocide
2. Years of Adjustment: Armenian Americans in the 1920s
3. The Tourian Affair: Contested Memories and an Archbishop’s Murder
4. “To Supply Armenia with Architects”: The Coming-of-Age of the American-Born Generations
5. Fighting on Many Fronts: World War II and Its Aftermath
6. The Armenian Americans’ Cold War
7. A House of God Divided: The Formalization of the Church Split
8. The Power of a Word: Naming and Claiming the Genocide
Bibliography
Epilogue
Index