The Turkish Extermination of Indigenous Christians – 951 Years of Religious Genocide
1064: Seljuk Turk
Sultan Arslan’s killing of
Ani’s inhabitants in the
Turkish Invasion of
Anatolia (Asia Minor)
1400: Turco-Mongol
Timur’s invasion and
enslavement of
Armenians in the
Tamerlane Massacres
1894-1896: Turkish
Sultan Abdul Hamid II’s
murder of 300,000
Armenians in the
Hamidian Massacres
April 1909: Abdul
Hamid II followers’
slaughter of 30,000
Armenians in the
Adana Massacre
1913-1918: Talaat and
Enver Pasha and the
Young Turks in the
Armenian, Assyrian,
and Greek Genocides
1920-1938: Mustafa
Kemal Atatürk in the
destruction of 2,000+
churches- Eradication
of Christian culture
Turkish propaganda tries to falsely portray the Armenian Genocide as a response to Armenian ‘uprisings’ or the threat of Russia during WWI.
None of these untrue ‘excuses’ are justification for the extermination of an unarmed civilian minority by their own government – these are war crimes.
But when did the Armenian Genocide start? On 24 April 1915 when more than 250 Armenian leaders from Constantinople were killed?
The Genocide of Armenians started in 1064, when Alp Arslan’s Seljuk Turks invaded, destroying the Armenian capital Ani and slaughtering its people.
Since then, successive massacres have reduced indigenous Christians from a majority before invasion to 20% in 1915, and to less than 1% today.
Thus, the genocidal events of 1915 were just the end game against Armenian, Assyrian and Greek Christians that has lasted 951 years.
WWI was just a cover for Turks, so Christian property could be stolen and Turkey could become entirely Muslim – the ‘final solution’ plan succeeded.
Today, the USA, UK, Australia and NZ recognise crimes against humanity like Srebrenica, but are shamefully blind to Turk genocides – to appease Turkey.
Today, Turks who deny the history of invasion, subjugation and genocide that Turkey is built on victimize and denigrate the memory of those murdered.
Today, reports suggest Turkey is covertly supporting the evil IS – even against its own Kurdish minority population. Who’s next?
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