Douglas Kalajian, author of Stories My Father Never Finished Telling Me, shares thoughts about writing and about tumbling through life with the unbearable weight of Armenian history.
In fact, the war itself was an atrocity, a violation of every precept of international law created to protect the world’s peoples and their lands from aggressors.
Yet thousands of Armenians are dead and historic Armenian soil and relics lost because precepts provide poor protection from drones and cluster bombs.