By Arpena S. Mesrobian

Starting from the earliest immigrations before World War I, this work plots the ups and downs of the Armenian community of Syracuse, New York. The book describes how one community experienced the formative events of American-Armenian history, tracing institutional developments in the early years, through World War Ii and the Cold War.

This book is built upon numerous interviews, letters, minutes, and firsthand experience by the author, who is director emerita of the Syracuse University Press.

257 pages, soft cover

ISBN# 0953519112