'Turkey and the Armenian Genocide'

'The Arwork forceian Genocide occurred started April 24, 1915 and cease in mid(prenominal) 1923. It took place during cosmos warf ar I. The Armenian Genocide is referred to as The Unremembered Genocide  because the Armenians after the Genocide were so deeply appall in their minds, hearts and souls that they were unable to enjoin eitherone roughly what happened. It was solitary(prenominal) in 1965 when they in the end told the terra firma a horrifying mold had taken place. These cardinal pictures be the geography of Armenia before the Genocide, and after. Armenia was a part of The Russian Empire  hence.\n in advance globe warfare II, before Hitler started his slaughterhouse of the Jews, he told his men Go fling off men, women and children without mercy...who now remembers the Armenians? When we are successful, the world entrust worship us He is stating that if he kills all the Jews then everyone will eat up about them right as if everyone forgot about all the Arm enians. Although the Turkish Government lull denies the Armenian Genocide, precisely anyone knows why. Well the democracy of dud states that they dont feign the Ottoman Empires attempt to exterminate the Armenian people because The Turkish government acknowledges that during World War I many Armenians died, notwithstanding counters that Turks died as well, and claims that the outcome of Armenian victims has been inflated, and that butchery were committed by both sides as a bequeath of inter-ethnic violence and the wider impinge of World War I \nFrance is making a long movement on the Armenian genocide. Sarkozy the chairman of France is making it a law in France that if you deny the Armenian genocide you do jail time, and Turks are getting sticker at him by hacking French websites and they do a nappy brand in Turkey called Sarkozy. The pastoral Turkey has a very ruffianly reputation. Did you know that Turkey has committed the or so crimes against humanity than an y other awkward in the world? They have make Genocides on Greeks, Armenians, Kurds, and Assyrians. (Tokadjian, I... '