This book is a good overview of the Armenian genocide for those who may not be familiar with the issue. However I was dissapointed by the lack of original material (including photographs) or interpretation. If you have read books by Vahakn Dadrian, Richard Hovannisian,"Ambassador Morgenthau's Story" and others then you will find that over 3/4 of the book is simply a review of existing published material. The only section I found unique and interesting was Part I of the book; "The Emergence of International Human Rights in America: The Armenian Massacres in the 1890's". Having said all this though I believe the book will do well and is written in an accesible fashion for those who may not like more scholarly books like those of Vahakn Dadrian and Richard Hovannisian.