Struggle for Justice: A Story of the American Committee for the Independence of Armenia 19151929,New

Struggle for Justice: A Story of the American Committee for the Independence of Armenia 19151929,New

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The ACIA (American Committee for the Independence of Armenia) founding ceremonies, which took place in Manhattan from Friday, 7 February, through Tuesday, 11 February 1919, were among the most auspicious peacetime gatherings in modern history. The main event, a banquet at the Hotel Plaza, was attended by more than four hundred people, including past and future United States presidents and their families; state and territorial governors; United States cabinet, House, Senate, and state department representatives . . . as well as delegates to the Paris Peace Conference. . . . That banquet proved to be the culmination of the brief, although important, story of the American Committee for the Independence of Armenia. From the introduction by Robert George Koolakian

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