Endorsed by the Armenian Genocide Museum of Canada
This collection of books and literature has been carefully selected for its historical accuracy, educational value, and contribution to the preservation of Armenian heritage. The endorsement signifies that these works align with the museum’s mission to promote awareness, truth, and remembrance of the Armenian Genocide. Each book offers insight into the experiences, history, and cultural legacy of the Armenian people, ensuring that the past is not forgotten and future generations continue to learn and reflect.
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In the labyrinthine streets of early 20th-century Constantinople, as World War I rages and the Ottoman Empire teeters on the brink of collapse, the acclaimed musician Komitas—renowned for his haunting melodies and extraordinary talent—begins to unravel under the crushing weight of his own fame. Whispers of his unsettling behaviour and the cryptic nature of his recent compositions draw curious glances from those who once celebrated him. This enigmatic figure, whose music once bridged worlds, now finds himself ensnared in a web of intrigue and dread.
This is the true story of a remarkably significant yet obscure figure of the 20th century, whose story became entangled with one of the most catastrophic events in modern history. For every note that echoes, horror tightens its grip, and the boots of war beat a haunting rhythm, as if the music itself foretold impending doom. The ultimate revelation will leave you breathless, questioning the nature of evil and the resilience of the human spirit.