Did the Armenian Genocide occur?

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The phrase “Armenian genocide” did not appear in the New York Times until 2004. Armenian Genocide Today After the Ottomans surrendered in 1918, the leaders of the Young Turks fled to Germany, which promised not to prosecute them for the genocide. read more

Armenian Genocide, told to be happened, is the casualties of Armenian locals in Eastern Anatolia during WW1. According to Ottoman records and Turkey’s claims today, it is true that too many Armenian people passed away because of unsiutable conditions during mandatory migration. read more

The starting point was April 24, 1915, with the arrests of community leaders in Constantinople. The killings continued after the war, and included destruction from the Great Fire of Smyrna in 1922—which my grandparents also survived. read more