AI Summary & Key Takeaways
AI InsightAmong these materials, the publication titled the Treatment Armenians in the Otoman Empire, known as Blue Book, written by Toynbee.
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Abstract
During the 19th century, missionaries and their colleagues, who were affiliated to one of the major educational institution American Board, were making propaganda on protestantism and imbuing people with independency under the name of Armenian liberty, were thought to have to be saved with priority, by the American diplomatigues. In the first quarter of the 20th century, the jewish-rooted USA ambassador Morgenthau were promoting the zionist movement in the presence of some appropriate enviroments and in where that he deem necessity. At the same time, he primarily took over both of the Protestant- Christian people, especially againt the Russian and English ambassadors, and the Armenians. Since Morgenthau was unknown to foreign languages other than his native language English, he elected a clever young man named Hagop Andonyan, who was just graduated the Robert College, as an his executive asistant. Baş tercümanı/Dragoman and his chief adviser was named Arshag K. Şimovanyan, who was highly experienced in his works. His personal letters and his all correspondence are written or translated by Andonyan. On he other hand, Şimavonyan was at Morgentau’s service as his ear and tongue. The other main materials office is Wellington House, under the direction of Foreign Office, Arnold Toynbee, collected, edited, and outhored many propaganda publications spesyficaly aimed at the otoman Empire. Among these materials, the publication titled the Treatment Armenians in the Otoman Empire, known as Blue Book, written by Toynbee.
Özet
19. yüzyıl boyunca Amerikan okullarının başlıca kurumlarından olan Amerikan