How long is Architects of Denial?

Architects of Denial is 1 hr 42 min long.

Architects of Denial

Name: Architects of Denial
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2017-10-06
Duration: 102
Rating: 97

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Crimes against humanity by the once-mighty Ottoman Empire are indelibly recounted by Armenian survivors and relatives of those who perished. Architects of Denial traces the turbulent modern history of the Armenian people, from their decimation by the Ottoman Empire at the onset of World War I to the present, as they remain at loggerheads with Turkey and imperiled by its ally, Azerbaijan. Most ominous is a dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR), a neutral territory inhabited primarily by ethnic Armenians. Originally part of old Armenia, NKR was carved out during the Soviet era by Stalin and given to Azerbaijan. Today NKR has asserted its sovereignty through bloody post Soviet conflicts and claims its independence from both Azerbaijan and Armenia. Azerbaijan wants to reclaim its ‘break-away’ republic through military force, but its ethnic Armenian defenders are well armed and dug.

GENRE: Documentary
RELEASE DATE: Friday, Oct 6, 2017
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How long is Architects of Denial?: Architects of Denial is 1 hr 42 min long.

Who directed Architects of Denial?: David Lee George

What is Architects of Denial about?: Crimes against humanity by the once-mighty Ottoman Empire are indelibly recounted by Armenian survivors and relatives of those who perished. Architects of Denial traces the turbulent modern history of the Armenian people, from their decimation by the Ottoman Empire at the onset of World War I to the present, as they remain at loggerheads with Turkey and imperiled by its ally, Azerbaijan. Most ominous is a dispute between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic (NKR), a neutral territory inhabited primarily by ethnic Armenians. Originally part of old Armenia, NKR was carved out during the Soviet era by Stalin and given to Azerbaijan. Today NKR has asserted its sovereignty through bloody post Soviet conflicts and claims its independence from both Azerbaijan and Armenia. Azerbaijan wants to reclaim its ‘break-away’ republic through military force, but its ethnic Armenian defenders are well armed and dug.