Gilbert Sinoué's 'Yerevan' is a sweeping historical saga that transports readers to the heart of Armenia, tracing the tumultuous journey of a people marked by centuries of resilience and tragedy. The novel masterfully intertwines personal destinies with pivotal historical events, from the horrors of the Armenian Genocide to the complexities of the Soviet era and the eventual independence. Through vivid characters and evocative prose, Sinoué illuminates the indomitable spirit of a nation, its rich cultural heritage, and the enduring quest for identity amidst geopolitical upheaval. It's a poignant exploration of memory, survival, and the enduring power of hope in the face of immense adversity, offering a profound understanding of Armenian history and soul.