A closer look at how genocidal assertions are unfounded and instead form part of anti-Türkiye propaganda campaigns.
Türkiye objects to the Armenian misrepresentation of the 1915 tragedy, in which Armenian death cults allegedly killed more than 500,000 Muslim Turks, according to Turkish historian Erol Kurkcuoglu. / Photo: AA
The evaluation of the events of 1915 in the context of international law, particularly within the framework of the 1948 UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide , holds critical importance in terms of debunking historical falsehoods.
There was no semblance of anti-Armenian sentiment within the Ottoman state apparatus akin to the anti-Semitism prevalent in Nazi Germany. Armenian statesmen were employed in influential positions within the government for decades. The routes and means of transport for the relocation were meticulously planned, and authorities deployed military escorts to accompany the relocated Armenians throughout their journey to ensure their safety despite the need for these units on other fronts threatened by war.If administrators were found guilty of negligence or corruption during the relocation process, they were subject to investigation and prosecution.
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