The GTAAG Library is a facility open to all-members for research and personal development.  It contains a variety of books pertaining to Turks, Turkey, and important issues.  Members may check out materials for a duration of 2 weeks, so long as no one else has requested the same item.  Or, members are welcome to browse the materials at any time they desire, in coordination with the Archive Committee.  Donations of appropriate materials is very welcome and much appreciated.

CURRENT BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY

Assembly of Turkish American Associations.  Armenian Allegations:  Myth and Reality - A Handbook of Facts and Documents.  Washington D.C. 1987.

Gurun, Kamuran.  The Armenian File:  The Myth of Innocence Exposed.  Rustem, 1983.

Kasim, Kamer and Laciner, Sedat.  The Armenian Diaspora in France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Australia.  TEIMK and ASAM Publications.  London and Ankara, 2003.

Prime Ministry Directorate General of Press and Information.  Documents, Volume I.  (Turkish Military History Archives from 1914-1918 concerning Turco-Armenian conflict).

Yildirim, Husamettin.  Armenian Claims and Realities.  Sistem Ofset Publications, Ankara 2001.

Justin McCarthy and Carolyn MacCarthy. Who are the Turks? American Forum for Blobal Education

Samuel A. Weems.  Secrets of a Christian Terrorist State Armenia St. John Press

Stanford Shaw. History of the Ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey:Volume I -  The rise and decline of Ottoman Empire Cambridge 

Stanford Shaw. History of the Ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey: Volume II - The rise of Modern Turkey Cambridge 

Barbara K. Walker and Sema G. Kormali To Set Them Free/Ozgurluk Ugruna: The early years of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk  PLA

Prof. Dr. Cemal Anadol and Fazile Abbasova Turk Kultur ve Medeniyeti Kultur Sanat Yayincilik