Eric Feigl, a documentary filmmaker, decided to write A Myth of Terror: Armenian Extremism, Its Causes and Its Historical Context when he lost a close friend to Armenian terrorism. His friend Erdogan Ozen, to whom this book is dedicated, was killed by a bomb planted in his car on June 20, 1984. He was the labor and social affairs attache for the Turkish Embassy in Vienna.

• Great Power Politics and the Armenian Question
• Revolutionary Parties; Terror as Method
• The Bab-i Ali Demonstrations
• The Raid on the Ottoman Bank
• The Armenians Last Chance:Blown By Dashnaks
• The Relocation Decision: Its Causes and Consequences
• Prof. Justin McCarthy's Research Results
• Franz Werfel Knew That He Had Been Taken
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• And the Moslems Victims?
• The Turmoil of a War That Would Not End
• Anatomy of a Senseless Crime
• Armenian Terrorist Organizations
• Armenian Terrorism - A Chronological Rundown

Edition Zeithgeschichte•Freilassing-Salzburg, 1986