The Armenian Genocide: A Complete History §

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Cited by events (28) §

• Assassination of Djemal Pasha (Tiflis) 1922
• Deportation of Armenians from Erzurum vilayet 1915
• Bitlis and Muş massacres 1915
• Deportation and drownings, Trabzon vilayet 1915
• Armenian Genocide 1915
• Hamidian massacres of Ottoman Armenians 1894
• Adana massacre 1909
• Constantinople deportation of Armenian intellectuals 1915
• Armenian self-defence at Van 1915
• Armenian armed resistance at Musa Dagh 1915
• Sasun massacre 1894
• Trabzon massacre 1895
• Urfa cathedral massacre 1895
• Sarıkamış catastrophe 1914
• Sayfo, genocide of Assyrian Christians 1914
• Temporary Law on Abandoned Properties (Liquidation Law) 1915
• Promulgation of the Tehcir Law 1915
• Ottoman courts-martial of CUP leaders 1919
• Assassination of Said Halim Pasha (Rome) 1921
• Assassination of Behaeddin Shakir and Cemal Azmi (Berlin) 1922
• Deportation of Armenians from Sivas vilayet 1915
• Battle and abandonment of Marash 1920
• Burning of Smyrna 1922
• Treaty of Lausanne 1923
• Deportation and killings, Mamuretulaziz/Kharberd vilayet 1915
• Aleppo-Deir ez-Zor death marches and camps 1915
• Armed resistance at Sasun 1915
• Diyarbakir vilayet massacres 1915

Cited by legal rulings (1) §

• Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide

Supports formal claims (2) §

Atlas claim-graph entries this source backs directly. The inline-citations list below shows every paragraph where the source is cited in body prose.

1. The Hamidian massacres of 1894–96 killed an estimated 100,000 to 300,000 Ottoman Armenians. well-evidenced
2. The Armenian Genocide of 1915–23 killed approximately 1 to 1.5 million Ottoman Armenians. well-evidenced

Quoted statements (2) §

• "You saw Talaat and you did not avenge your mother's, father's, brothers' and sisters' murders? You are no longer my son."
  Soghomon Tehlirian · 1921
• "Who, after all, speaks today of the annihilation of the Armenians?"
  Adolf Hitler · 1939-08-22

Cited in disputes (1) §

• Recognition of the events of 1915 as genocide academic-consensus
  Academic consensus: genocide, well-evidenced