The Young Turks' crime against humanity: the Armenian genocide and ethnic cleansing in the Ottoman Empire/
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Princeton, N.J.:
Princeton University Press,
[c2012]
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| Series: | Human rights and crimes against humanity
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Table of Contents:
- Ottoman sources and the question of their being purged
- The plan for the homogenization of Anatolia
- The aftermath of the Balkan wars and the "emptying" of eastern Thrace and the Aegean littoral in 1913-14
- The transformation of Ottoman Policies toward the Ottoman Greeks during the First World War
- The initial phase of anti-Armenian policy
- Final steps in the decision-making process
- Interior Ministry documents and the intent to annihilate
- Demographic policy and the annihilation of the Armenians
- Assimilation: the conversion and forced marriage of Christian children
- The question of confiscated Armenian property
- Some official denialist arguments of the Turkish state and documents from the Ottoman Interior Ministry
- Toward a conclusion.