| .FÆ0 À="justify">The Institute of Armenian Research introduces the first issue of the second volume of Review of Armenian Studies in this issue. The articles, reviews, documents and notes referring to all kinds of gatherings the members of the Institute for Armenian Research attended are presented in the Index part of this issue. It aims to document a year’s work and serve as a source of bibliography in the field.
Facts and Comments by the Ambassodor (Rtd.) Ömer E. LÜTEM opens this first issue of Volume II as usual. Opening of the border between Armenia, the claims of both parties on this debate are analysed by Lütem, and possibilities are reviewed. He also interpretes the recent decision in the Swiss parliament recognizing the so-called Armenian Genocide.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Mustafa S?tk? B?LG?N focuses on the Soviet-Armenian collaboration against Turkey during the Cold War. He reviews the conditions of the Cold War, and commments on the reasons of Soviet Union to provoke the Armenians.
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahmet EY?C?L’s article also refers to the historical aspects of the Armenian Problem. Eyicil looks at the events of the First World War, and mentions the activities of Bozo Gang in Mara?.
The other two articles are about the Armenians living in Turkey. The first one is by Dr. M. Vedat GÜRBÜZ. He discusses the status and problems of the Turkish Armenians. Res. Assist. Umut KOLDA? also focuses on the Turkish Armenians, but more specifically on the 1965 Events.
Assist. Prof. Dr. Yücel ACER reviews the book called ‘Prosecuting War Crimes and Genocide, the Twentieth-Century Experience’ by Howard BALL, and criticizes the stance of the writer.
The books recently published about Armenians and Armenia and a book review on the memories of Sadettin Pa?a, who is the director of the famous Inspection Committe investigating the mistreatment of Armenian community, by Hasret D?K?C?. This issue also includes the Index of the works of all four volumes.
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