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Armenian Genocide

  • Sultan reaction to Armenian Political Reform

    Sultan reaction to Armenian Political Reform
    Sultan was furious and did not apprrove Armenian political reform. He responded by killing over 100,000 Armenians.
  • Period: to

    Armenian Genocide

  • Sultan's days are numbered

    Sultan's days are numbered
    Reform-minded Turkish nationalists known as "Young Turks" forced the Sultan to allow a constitutional government and guarantee basic rights
  • Taken Over

    Taken Over
    The "Young Turks" took over the government, Arenians were very angry about it.
  • Expand land

    Expand land
    Turkey wanted to conqor more land to expand but Armenia was in the way.
  • WW1

    WW1
    Perfect time to take care of Armenia
  • Armenian removed from Turkish army

    Armenian removed from Turkish army
    All Armenian serving the Turkish army were removed and forced to do labor,
  • Armenian Genocide begins

    Armenian Genocide begins
    The extermination of all Armenians began by the turks
  • West learns about Armenian genocide

    West learns about Armenian genocide
    The New York Times publishes an article abou the Genocide.
  • Russian Troops help

    Russian Troops help
    The Russian army try to help Armenia and attack Turkey
  • Russians Withdraw

    Russians Withdraw
    Russian Troops pull out and get called back into their country.
  • Victory at the battle of Sardarabad

    Victory at the battle of Sardarabad
    The Armenians were able to acquire weapons and fought hard and repelled the Turks back to Turkey
  • The Independent Republic of Armenia

    The Independent Republic of Armenia
    ays after the victory at the battle of Sardarabad, the Armenian leaders declared their country the Independent Republic of Armenia.
  • World War I ends

    World War I ends
  • Treaty of Sevres

    Treaty of Sevres
    Wilson did not give up on Armenia. As a result of his efforts, the Treaty of Sevres was signed on August 10, 1920, by the Allied Powers, the Republic of Armenia and the new moderate leaders of Turkey. The treaty recognized an independent Armenian state in an area comprising much of the former historic homeland.
  • Denial

    Denial
    Till this day the Turks deny that the Armeian Genocide has happened and will continue to deny it for pride. You are not allowed to speak about it in Turkey.