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CONTENTS
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• Chapter One : The Problem of Studying the Armenian Genocide Behind the Barbed Wire
  - p.6 : Instead of preface
  
  
  
• Chapter Two : The Motivation for Arab Historiography to Address the Armenian Genocide
  - p.15 : 1/ The Novel Continuation of Traditions of Classic Arab Historiography
  - p.17 : 2/ The internal or Arab motivation
  - p.19 : 3/ In the folds of Arab national memory
  - p.21 : 4/ The question of appearing of Armenian Masses in Arab countries
  
  
  
• Chapter Three : Classification of the Works by Arab Authors on The Armenian Genocide
  - p.23 : 1/ Works wholly and directly devoted to the investigation of the problems of the Armenian Genocide
  - p.30 : 2/ Analysis of the Armenian Genocide int the works by Arab authors on Armenian history
  - p.34 : 3/ The problems of the Armenian genocide in the works of Arab authors about Arab countries
  
  
  
• Chapter Four : - p.38 . Two Principal Peculiarities of Arab Historiographic Studies Devoted to the Analysis of the Armenian Genocide
  
  
  
• Chapter Five : Arab Historiography About the Essence of the Ottoman Empire : the Prerequisites of the Armenian Genocide
  - p.42 : 1/ Statement
  - p.43 : 2/ The Ottoman Empire as a system based on viloence and wars. Doors shut for new ideas.
  - p.46 : 3/ Turks - "The Superior" Nation of the Empire
  - p.49 : 4/ The Ottoman Empire - a country of massacres and carnages
  - p.51 : 5/ The era of Zullum : "The Ottoman Empire -Abd al Hamid's prison " . The formula : "To solve the Armenian Question by way of physical extermination of Armenians"
  
  
  
• Chapter Six : Arab Historiography on the Causes of the Armenian Genocide
  - p.56 : 1/ Failure of the policy of forcible turkization of Armenians - One of the main causesof the Armenian Genocide
  - p.64 : 2/ Pan-Turkism removal of the Armenian barrier
  - p.68 : 3/ The Armenian Genocide as a means to prevent the Ottoman Empire from the final break-up
  - p.72 : 4/ A unique viewpoint at the causes of the Armenian Genocide
  
  
  
• Chapter Seven : The Kurdish Factor from the Viewpoint of Arab Historiography
  - p.78 : 1/ "Fursan al-Hamidie" and "Kurds' participation in the Armenian massacres
  - p.83 : 2/ Qamal Ahmad on Armenian-Kurdish relations and political, social-economic, ethnic and religious causes of their confrontation
  
  
  
• Chapter Eight : Arab Historiography on the Claims of Western Armenians
  - p.90 : 1/ The models of reforms
  - p.93 : 2/ The model of decentralization of the Ottoman Empire : Lamarqaziya
  - p.97 : 3/ The Lebanese model for solving the Armenian Question
  
  
  
• Chapter Nine : Arab Historians Against the Young Turk Version of Armenians "Treason" and "Revolt"
  - p.106 : 1/ Refutations by Arab historiography of the attempts of the Young Turk leadership to accuse Armenians of treason
  - p.111 : 2/ Arab historiography about the self-defense in Van and the Turkish version about the "revolt" of Armenians
  
  
  
• Chapter Ten : Armenocide
  - p.118 : 1/ The isssue of planned Armenocide
  - p.125 : 2/ Arab historiography on the factor of Jihad in the system of perpetrating the Armenocide
  - p.129 : 3/ "Armenocide -the most genocidal genocide"
  
  
  
• Chapter Eleven : - p.133 . The Humanitarian Attitude of the Arab People
  
  
  
• Chapter Twelve : - p.141 . "The Black Page in the History of Mankind of the XX Century"
  
  
  
• Chapter Thirteen : - p.145 . The Assessment of the Mission of Armenian Avengers in Arab Historiography
  
  
  
• Conclusion - p.150
  
  
• Index - p.154
  
  
• Used Litterature - p.159
  
  
• The Author's Works on the Armenian Genocide - p.163
  
  

• Chapters of ADIC French Web Site : I Presentation - II Armenology - III ADIC Researches - IV Armenian Life in the Diaspora - V Armenian Culture - VI History - VII Armenia(s) - VIII Different Environnements & Armenia - IX Genocide of 1915 and Politico-mediatic Sequences - X Collective Unconscious, Memory(ies) and 1915 - XI Religion(s) and Theology(ies)