Armenian Genocide Claims and Tragedy Facts 1915 Chronology

Описание: Armenians harmed the Turkish people the most by the massacring them during the First World War. In this period, the Armenians spied for the Russians, they fled from their military service, by not obeying the mobilization orders, and those Armenians who were taken under arms joining the Russian Army, with their arms, and they thus committed collectively the guilt of being “treacherous to the land.”

The committees such as "Kara Hac / Black Cross," "Armenakan," and "Vatan Koruyuculari / Land Protectors" in Anatolia, "Hinchak” in Geneva, and "Tasnak" in Tiblisi, were founded by the Armenians.

Their targets were lands in Eastern Anatolia and the union of the Ottoman Armenians.

The Armenian committees were provoked for this purpose; first they rioted in 1890 in Erzurum, and they later organized the Kumkapi demonstration, Kayseri, Yozgat, Corum and Merzifon events, Sasun revolt, Bab-i Ali / Sublime Porte demonstration, Zeytun and Van revolts, the raid of Osmanli Bankasi / Ottoman Bank, assassination trial of Sultan Abdülhamit, and the Adana revolt in 1909.

Due to the Armenian oppressions, 100 Turks in Zeytun in 1914, 3,000 Turks in the Van events of 1915, and 20,000 Turks lost their lives in 1914 — 1915, in the Mus events.

The Armenian bands started to attack the Turkish Army and these bands intensely harmed the civilians, as well. For example, the entire population of the Zeve village of the Van province was massacred by the Armenian people without discriminating if they were women, children, or elderly.

Factors That Led to the Events of 1915
The crumbling Ottoman Empire opened the arena for Russia, Britain, France, and Austria-Hungary to take to the stage. During this period, Armenians pulled themselves from society to establish themselves as the oppressed community.

It is here that the pieces leading to the events of 1915 begin.
The Russians invaded Eastern Anatolia in 1877, luring the support of the Armenian community with the promise of an Armenian state.

The Armenian Question, in fact, was first mentioned in the Yesilkoy Agreement, formerly known as the Hagia Stephanos Agreement, signed at the end of the Ottoman-Russian war and the subsequent passing of the Berlin Agreement:

"Because the evacuation of the regions in Armenia, which are under the occupation of the Russian Forces and ought to be rendered to Ottoman State, this might cause detrimental chaos in the friendly relations of the two states in these regions. The Ottoman State guarantees, without losing time, the redress and arrangements required for the local interests in these provinces, where the Armenians live, and providing the security of the Armenians towards Kurds and Circassians."

In 1878, the Berlin Agreement, signed at the end of the Berlin Congress, was amended to read as follows:

"The Ottoman State guarantees, without losing time, the redressing and arrangement that are required by the local interests in the provinces, where the Armenians live, and providing peace and security of the Armenians towards Kurds and Circassians. And since it shall notify the concerned states about these precautions, these states shall monitor the implementation of these precautions.”

Although in principle this provision of the agreement did not truly satisfy Armenians who sought complete independence, it is important to note that this event marks the first time the "Armenian question" was recorded in an international document and, as a result, the region called "Armenia" was named.

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