Armenian tragedy.

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TextPublication details: New York: St. Martin's Press, 1990Description: xi, 194p.: ill., map, portISBN:

0312046111

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947.91

Subject: 1988 was perhaps the blackest year in Armenian history. In Armenian Tragedy, one of the Soviet Union's most respectd photo-journalists, Yuri Rost, gives a fascinating and moving account of the inter-ethnic war and of the devastating earthquake. He also explains the background to the disaster, both political and natural. This horrifying chronicle, to which Rost himself was often a witness, is based on first-hand accounts

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Cover subtitle: An eye-witness account of human conflict and natural disaster in Armenia and Azerbaijan

1988 was perhaps the blackest year in Armenian history. In Armenian Tragedy, one of the Soviet Union's most respectd photo-journalists, Yuri Rost, gives a fascinating and moving account of the inter-ethnic war and of the devastating earthquake. He also explains the background to the disaster, both political and natural. This horrifying chronicle, to which Rost himself was often a witness, is based on first-hand accounts

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