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Demirer, Mehmet Arif

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Mehmet Arif Demirer is a writer and editor whose historical publications focus on modern Turkey, diplomacy, and documentary debates concerning relations between Turkey and Armenia. Katchaznouni, 1923 presents material connected with Hovhannes Katchaznouni’s political report, while Khatisian, 1930 brings Alexander Khatisian’s memoir into an edited documentary framework. These volumes are shaped by selection, translation, and editorial argument rather than serving as neutral substitutes for the original documents. Readers interested in the earlier political text can turn to Katchaznouni, 1923; Khatisian, 1930 offers a longer memoir-based perspective on the first Armenian republic. Together, the two books show Demirer’s emphasis on assembling, framing, and commenting on contested historical records for a contemporary audience.

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