Armenian Mythomania

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"Have you gone crazy?" - "Are you tired of living?" These were the comments of friends and acquaintancez when they heard that I was working on a book about the causes and historical context of Armenian terrorism. Content A Personal Foreword 7 Introduction 10 Urartians: Their Language and Their Heritage 12 Armenia: Myth and Historical Reality 18 The Prehistoric Cultures of Eastern Anatolia –A Key to The Understanding of The History of Anatolia 19 Seljuks, Mongol Invaders and Ottomans 26 Jews in the Ottoman Empire 28 The Greek Orthodox - Patriarchate 30 The Armenian Orthodox Patriarchate 32 The Triumph of the Ottomans in Eastern Anatolia and Cilicia 38 The Causes of the Armenian Tragedy 39 The Rivalry Among the Churches and Sects to Win the Favor of the Ottoman Armenians 39 The Beginning of the End -The Formation of a Protestant 41 The Catholic Armenians 41 The Nineteenth Century: A Golden Age for Armenians and Ottomans, in Spite of the Beginnings of Nationalistic Agitating from Abroad 46 Great-Power Politics and the Armenian Question 50 It´s only one step from myth and mythology to mythomania 56 Mark Sykes, the Zealots of Zeitun and the Reckless Revolutionaries 62 The Mechitarists as a Special Kind of Victim of Armenian Terror 67 The truth about the present-day Mechitarists of San Lazzaro 68 Nationalism Spreads From the Church to Secular Organizations 70 The Bab-i Ali Demonstration, the Hunchaks, and the Kusaktsakan 72 One of the climaxes of Armenian terror: The raid on the Ottoman Bank 74 The Armenians' Last Chance - Blown by the Dashnaks 76 May 17, 1915 The Armenians invade Van and set fire to the Muslim part of the town 79 The Relocation Decision: Its Causes and Consequences 81 The Armenian myth of victimhood stands or falls on two legs: the date April 24, 1915, and Franz Werfel's literary masterpiece, "The Forty Days of Musa Dagh". 88 The Anglo-French Attack on Constantinople, through the narrows and across the sea Marmara, was now imminent. Date: April 24! 91 The mountain of Moses and the lowlands of Alma and Franz Werfel 97 Alma, the alter ego of Franz 98 The poet and his world 100 The bed-sheets of the Musa Dagh-fighters 105 Werfel´s substratum of "Truth" 106 A Gang of Forgers 108 The Forgeries of Aram Andonian and Johannes Lepsius 110 The Collapse of the Central Powers and the Continuing Resistance of the Ottoman Empire 117 The Turmoil of a War That Would Not End 120 The Wars of the Republic of Armenia 123 The Reconquest of Kars and the End of Armenian Expansion 126 An Equally Tragic Sequel on the Southern Front 128 The Treaties of Gümrü, Moscow and finally Kars 130 The End of the Armenian-Greek Invasion 131 Terrorism as Bloody Real Fantasy-War 136 The Armenian Terrorist Organizations 139 The Political Background of the Armenian Terrorist Organization ASALA 140 Some examples of Armenian tirades of hatred: They poisoned worldwide public opinion. A myth of mental terror. 142 Water and oil Turkey, the energy bridge of the third millenium 144 Armenia´s war of aggression against Azerbaijan: a barrel burst 144 The strange inherent similarity between the sons of William Tell and those of Haik: Mythomaniac teachings on descent 145 Grounds for the judgment 147 A masterpiece of ignorance 150 Genocide - Holocaust - Terror 154