Varghese, Jonathan Koshy
Ottoman Christianity in the land of the Suriyani: Archives and the making of minority histories - India International Center Quarterly - 52 (3&4), Winter 2025- Summer 2026: p.124-139
In the last decades of the19th country as Syria and Armenian Christians in the Ottoman empire endured persecution, the Southwestern cost of India emerged in certain imaginings, as a likely even if distant haven. The idea of revue, however, was far from self evident. It was shaped by competing claims and interpretations whose disputes left descendible traces across the subcontinent. –Reproduced
Ottoman Christianity in the land of the Suriyani: Archives and the making of minority histories - India International Center Quarterly - 52 (3&4), Winter 2025- Summer 2026: p.124-139
In the last decades of the19th country as Syria and Armenian Christians in the Ottoman empire endured persecution, the Southwestern cost of India emerged in certain imaginings, as a likely even if distant haven. The idea of revue, however, was far from self evident. It was shaped by competing claims and interpretations whose disputes left descendible traces across the subcontinent. –Reproduced