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When discussing World War I history, I think people should talk more about the Armenian genocide. For those who aren’t aware, during the years 1915-1917 (roughly) the Ottoman Empire the mass murdered around one million Armenians with death marches to the Syrian Desert and forced the Islamization of others, primarily women and children.
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Deportation of Armenian intellectuals on 24 April 1915 - Wikipedia
Today in history.
This was a key event marking the beginning of the Armenian genocide.
April 24, 1915. On this date, Ottoman authorities rounded up 240 Armenian leaders in Constantinople, an event commemorated today by Armenian
1.5 million Armenians would be murdered by the Ottoman Empire.
To this day, Turkey still denies that it ever happened, while also glorifying the perpetrators.
Confiscation of Armenian properties in Turkey - Wikipedia
ISTANBUL — Authorities in Istanbul have banned the annual commemoration of the Armenian Genocide on 24 April for the fifth consecutive year,
The İstanbul Governor’s Office has for the fourth consecutive year denied permission to hold a ceremony marking April 24, Armenian Genocide
The legal process, which began with the cancellation of Açık Radyo's license and has been ongoing for nearly two years, has been taken to th
In fact the Turkish government has made it illegal to even openly acknowledge the genocide and to call it by that name.
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Avetik | Don Askarian | 1992 | Armenia
Photographs of Armenians in Syunik, by Gurgen (Guros) Paronyan(1905-1981).
Throughout his photographic career, Guros photographed everything that was disappearing or changing; settlements that were moved from the canyon to the plain during the Soviet years, during which time they were abandoned or demolished, and monuments that were destroyed by earthquakes or human intervention․
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In his memoirs, Gurgen Paronyan writes: "My childhood passed in bitterness, and I did not know what the sweetness of a parent was or the taste and smell of a brother and sister. Maybe that's why I still miss my grandmother. She lived until I was sixteen and died at the age of 101.”
