Topic 03: Genocide & Global Inaction
... turning into massacre, to bring destruction and destitution on them. These measures are not in response to popular or fanatical demand but are purely arbitrary and directed from Constantinople in the name of military necessity, often in districts where no military operations are likely to take place ...
... turning into massacre, to bring destruction and destitution on them. These measures are not in response to popular or fanatical demand but are purely arbitrary and directed from Constantinople in the name of military necessity, often in districts where no military operations are likely to take place ...
reconstruction
... 9. Extermination – This begins and quickly becomes the mass killings that we know and characterize as genocide. At this stage only armed intervention can stop the killing. ...
... 9. Extermination – This begins and quickly becomes the mass killings that we know and characterize as genocide. At this stage only armed intervention can stop the killing. ...
study guide - The Promise To Act
... Armenia became part of the Ottoman Empire. For 600 years, Armenians would be a subject people on their own ancestral land, living under a reign of oppression as second-class citizens under Islamic law. As non-Muslims they were obligated to pay discriminatory taxes and denied participation in ...
... Armenia became part of the Ottoman Empire. For 600 years, Armenians would be a subject people on their own ancestral land, living under a reign of oppression as second-class citizens under Islamic law. As non-Muslims they were obligated to pay discriminatory taxes and denied participation in ...
- The Armenian Genocide Museum
... intended to cover, in conformity with the Allied note of 1915 . . ., offenses which had been committed on Turkish territory against persons of Turkish citizenship, though of Armenian or Greek race. This article constitutes therefore a precedent for Article 6c and 5c of the Nuremberg and Tokyo Charte ...
... intended to cover, in conformity with the Allied note of 1915 . . ., offenses which had been committed on Turkish territory against persons of Turkish citizenship, though of Armenian or Greek race. This article constitutes therefore a precedent for Article 6c and 5c of the Nuremberg and Tokyo Charte ...
- The Armenian Genocide Museum
... were obviously intended to cover, in conformity with the Allied note of 1915 . . ., offenses which had been committed on Turkish territory against persons of Turkish citizenship, though of Armenian or Greek race. This article constitutes therefore a precedent for Article 6c and 5c of the Nuremberg a ...
... were obviously intended to cover, in conformity with the Allied note of 1915 . . ., offenses which had been committed on Turkish territory against persons of Turkish citizenship, though of Armenian or Greek race. This article constitutes therefore a precedent for Article 6c and 5c of the Nuremberg a ...
Anti-Armenian sentiment
Anti-Armenian sentiment, also known as Anti-Armenianism and Armenophobia, is a diverse spectrum of negative feelings, dislikes, fears, aversion, derision and/or prejudice towards Armenians, Armenia and the Armenian culture. Modern anti-Armenianism is usually expressed by opposition to the actions or existence of Armenia, aggressive denial of the Armenian Genocide or belief in an Armenian conspiracy to fabricate history and manipulate public and political opinion for political gain.