Historian Christopher Jon Bjerkness to deliver lecture on Armenian Genocide

July 30, 2007 - 19:35 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - Historian from Chicago Christopher Jon Bjerkness will speak on the topic of "Who were the Young Turks" in Glendale, California. The lecture is scheduled for August 8, the PanARMENIAN.Net was told in the Armenian community of Glendale. Christopher Jon Bjerkness has written several books and articles on the history of the theory of relativity. Discovering the true significance of the fall of the Ottoman Empire, he began to investigate the unwritten history of the Armenian Genocide. He has published his findings in a new book which identifies the ethnic origins and overall agenda of the "Young Turks", including their motives for committing Genocide against Armenians.



A Jew by descent, Bjerkness alleges Jews for the 1915 Armenian Genocide in his latest book entitled "The Jewish Genocide of Armenian Christians".
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