Bernard Lewis doesn't concern himself much with the concept of "Dhimmitude," nor does he think the Armenian Genocide was as bad as sometimes reported. Andrew Bostom casts a critical eye on the otherwise distinguished scholar's record: Bernard Lewis and Islam
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No my impression was that Lewis says the Armenian Genocide did not happen and that he continues to maintain this due to Turkey's recognition and good relations with Israel.
Mike