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The Burning of the World and Scott Berg

Scott W. Berg Wins Pattis Award

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The Sand Remains: Remembering the Armenian Genocide through Genealogy

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The Pattis Family Foundation and the Newberry Library Announce 2025 Chicago Book Award Recipient

Author Scott W. Berg will receive The Pattis Family Foundation Chicago Book Award for his book “The Burning of the World.”

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