Vicken Cheterian's "Open Wounds: Armenians and Turks in a Century of Genocide" delves into the complex and painful history of the Armenian Genocide and its enduring legacy. The book meticulously explores the historical events of the early 20th century, analyzing the profound impact on both Armenian and Turkish societies. Cheterian examines how the unresolved issues surrounding the genocide continue to shape contemporary relations, preventing true reconciliation. This comprehensive study offers a critical perspective on memory, denial, and the ongoing struggle for recognition, making it an essential read for understanding one of history's most tragic chapters. It highlights the challenges of confronting historical truth and the deep-seated trauma that persists across generations.