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murder and deportation in 1915 provoked the censure of the world. Through a comparative analysis of an enormous quantity of multilingual and diverse sources and a thorough study of newly unearthed sources, Kirakosyan showed how contemporary Turkish historians were acting as attorneys covering up the monstrous crimes of
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In his treatise "The Young Turks before the tribunal of history", Kirakosyan set out to uncover the political essence of the Young Turks and the hollowness of their slogan "liberty, equality and justice", and to reveal the historical truths about the tragedy that befell the Armenians in Turkey, whose
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Kirakosyan's major work "The First World War and the Western Armenians" was published three times (in 1965 and 1967 in Armenian, and in 1971 in Russian). In 1972 his work "Armenia in the documents of international diplomacy and Soviet foreign policy" appeared in print. His final major work was the
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Kirakosyan also made significant contributions to the development of relations between Diasporan Armenian communities and Soviet Armenia. As an expert in Armenian history and identity, he paid considerable attention in his writings to the Diaspora's struggle to maintain its ethnic and cultural
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In reference to Turkish historians subverting history for political ends, Kirakosyan noted that "they sacrifice truth and the principles of scientific objectivity, and serve falsification and lies with a calm conscience".
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on television and radio broadcasting. From 1969 to 1975 he was head of the science and education division of the party, and he served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Armenian SSR from 1975 until his death in 1985.
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Beginning in the 1960s, Kirakosyan conducted in-depth research into the most complex and tragic events in the history of Western Armenia, uncovering little-known and poorly studied aspects of the
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two-volume monograph "The Young Turks before the tribunal of history" (1982 and 1983). For these major works the author was awarded a State Prize of the Armenian SSR.
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Amongst his scientific works are numerous research papers and several lengthy treatises that contribute to the understanding of key aspects of Armenian history.
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Kirakosyan was born in Yerevan, the capital of Soviet Armenia, in 1929. From 1955 to 1962 he was head of the propaganda division of the monthly of the
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Foreign Minister from 1975 until his death. He was also a historian and political scientist who was a Doctor of Historical Sciences and a professor at
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Professor Kirakosyan's monographs and numerous scientific articles enjoy a wide popularity not only in Armenia, but also in Russia and the West.
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1972 - "Armenia in the documents of international diplomacy and Soviet foreign policy".
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In 1954 Kirakosyan defended his thesis at the Institute of Oriental Studies of the
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1982-1983 - "The Young Turks before the tribunal of history" (also in Russian).
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John Kirakosyan was an active member of the main editorial staff of the
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1986 - "A. K. Dzhivelegov and his historical-journalistic heritage".
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1971 - "The First World War and the Western Armenians".
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Georgian historian and political scientist (1929-1985)
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John Kirakosyan's anniversary, "Noev Kovcheg" monthly
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Recipients of the Order of the Red Banner of Labour
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Transcaucasian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic
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Sepoy Mutiny
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