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100 Years Later: New Perspectives on the Armenian Genocide

Friday May 1, 2015, 10:00-14:30, at The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute

10:00-10:15 Greetings

His Beatitude Archbishop Nourhan ManougianArmenian Patriarch of Jerusalem

Cyril Aslanov, Academic Director of the Mediterranean Neighbours Unit at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute

10:15-12:00 Analyzing the Events

Eyal Ginio, The Hebrew University of JerusalemThe Balkan Wars as a Turning Point of the Ottoman State Attitude toward Its Non-Muslim Citizens

Raymond Kevorkian, Armenian National Academy of SciencesThe Contribution of Comparatism in the Understanding of the 1915 Genocide

Hamit Bozarslan, École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS)The State and the Exercise of Mass Violence in the Century of Genocides

12:00-12:30 Break

12:30-14:30 Consequences, Memory and Denial

Annette Becker, Université Paris-Ouest, La DéfenseLemkin and the Theorization of the Genocide from WWI to 1945

Yair Auron, The Open University of IsraelDenial of the Armenian Genocide after 100 Years: Israel and the Rest of the World

Boris Adjemian, Université Paris-Ouest, La Défense and the Nubarian LibraryThe Debates in France on the Laws Regarding the Recognition of Genocides and the Punishment of Negation

Stefan Ihrig, Polonsky Fellow at the Van Leer Jerusalem InstituteThe Armenian Genocide and Germany: The Great German Genocide Debate of the 1920s

43 Jabotinsky St., Jerusalem Tel. 02-5605222, www.vanleer.org.il

Parking is not available at the Institute (metered parking is available on the neighboring streets). Photographs taken at the event will be posted on the Institute’s website and on social networks.

I remember and demand

אני זוכר ותובע