Betrayed Armenia

Betrayed Armenia, written by Diana Agabeg Apcar and first published in 1910, is a historical account that examines the Armenian Massacres of April 1909 in Cilicia. Apcar challenges the narrative that solely blamed Abdul Hamid for these atrocities, instead implicating the Young Turks. The book highlights the systemic oppression faced by Armenians under Ottoman rule and calls for intervention from Christian nations to prevent further violence, showcasing the resilience and love for nationality among the Armenian people amidst their suffering.