Passage To Ararat By Michael J Arlen Egypt He introduces the "Myth of

He introduces the "Myth of the War Experience"—a cultural phenomenon that sanctified the battlefield

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1975 Vintage Paperback

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Passage To Ararat By Michael J Arlen Egypt He introduces the "Myth of1975 Hardcover , 1st Edition Dust Jacket Very Good condition Autobiography Passage to Ararat is a 1975 autobiographical book by Michael J. Arlen that explores his Armenian heritage, his complex relationship with his famous novelist father, and the legacy of the Armenian Genocide. The book, which won the National Book Award in 1976, follows Arlen as he travels to Soviet Armenia to understand the identity his father tried to forget, grappling with