Chapter 1 Introduction: Representations of the Armenian Genocide in the Mass Media

Chapter 2 Genocide and the Arts: Creativity, Morality and the Representation of Traumatic Experience

Chapter 3 Ravished Armenia (1919): Bearing Witness in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

Chapter 4 A Christian Harem: Ravished Armenia and the Representation of the Armenian Woman in the International Press

Chapter 5 From Silence to Re-remembrance: The Response of German Media to Massacres and Genocide against the Ottoman Armenians

Chapter 6 The Condition of Armenian Refugees and Orphans as Reported in Armyanskiy Vestnik

Chapter 7 The Polish Press and Armenian Genocide from 1895 to 1920

Chapter 8 The 1915 Genocide in the Post-war Ottoman Press and in Parliamentary Records (1918–1919)

Chapter 9 Extreme Violence and Massacres during the First World War: A Comparative Study of the Armenian Genocide and German Atrocities in the Canadian Press (1914–1919)

Chapter 10 A Case of Jewish Coverage of the Armenian Genocide in the United States: Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, “Champion of any Wronged People”