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"The Red Rugs of Tarsus: A Woman's Record of the Armenian Massacre of 1909" offers a firsthand historical account of a tragic period in Turkish history. Helen Davenport Gibbons provides a unique perspective on the Adana massacre, focusing on events as they unfolded in Tarsus, Turkey. This meticulously prepared edition sheds light on the tumultuous events of 1909, a time marked by immense suffering and upheaval. Gibbons' record captures the atmosphere and impact of the Armenian massacre, offering invaluable insights for those interested in the history of the region. A vital historical document, this book illuminates a dark chapter in the Ottoman Empire, providing a poignant and enduring testament to a critical moment in history. It will appeal to readers interested in Middle Eastern history, European history, and historical biography.
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