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The Armenians were the people treated with the greatest compassion and most beloved by the Ottomans during the Ottoman period. No ill-treatment was ever directed toward them. They were even allowed to live in major Turkish cities, including Western Anatolia and Istanbul, where they engaged in trade. They were appointed to high-level positions in the state. However, incited by the Russians and the French, they began launching attacks against the Turks. By 1915, they had carried out ethnic cleansing against nearly 800,000 Muslim Turks and Kurds using the most brutal methods. After the barbaric atrocities they committed at this level of savagery, the Armenians were subjected to relocation (Tehcir). They presented this relocation to the world as the “Armenian Genocide” lie. In reality, it was the Turks and Kurds who were subjected to genocide. In 1915, the number of Armenians living in the Ottoman Empire was 1.2 million. Despite this, this deceitful group continues to claim that “1.5 million Armenians were killed,” and enemy countries of Turkey have used and continue to use this lie to serve their own purposes. But the real pain is this. What you will read below comes from the Turkish State Archives and describes in the greatest detail how the Armenians savagely murdered people. “THE GENOCIDE COMMITTED BY ARMENIANS IN ISLAMIC VILLAGES OF ERIVAN AND KARS In Kızılkule village of Erivan, Armenians killed fifty people especially the young and children with axes, gouged out their eyes with red-hot skewers, and burned their bodies in cauldrons. In Sabuncu village, 142 people had their mouths and noses cut off and their eyes gouged out. Young girls and women were raped. Newly delivered brides were burned alive in cauldrons together with their babies. The husbands were forced to watch their wives being burned and were then burned to death themselves. In the villages of Karagola, Tirlik, Pozbir, Taşnik, Subatan, Ani, and Danyahk, nearly the entire Muslim population was slaughtered through various tortures, and all the animals, valuables, and money belonging to the inhabitants were plundered.”

‘’ Testimonies of those who escaped the atrocities perpetrated by the Armenians and Russians in Van and Bayezit Following the General Mobilization while muslim Ottoman subjects were enlisting one has not succeeded to enlist more than five per cent of the Ottoman Armenian subjects and these enlisted Armenians, had deserted and joined with their arms Armenians who shirked the military service; other Armenians from Bitlis, Erzurum, Diyarbakir, came up and joined them in Van. Their estimated number reached about hundred thousand persons. While the Ottoman State’s aim is to secure the peace and safety of its citizens the Armenians persisted in their never ending seditious activities in order to realize their eternal aspirations and formed in Van, Erzurum, Bitlis and the neighborhood of Diyarbakir, the Tachmaksutioun Committee in the neighborhood of Diyarbakir the Hintchakian Committee and the Arminak committee and organized many bands of brigands. These brigands assaulted and ravished many muslim young girls, attacked pregnant women, cutting their abdomens and eviscerating their babies to kill them, slaying many women after having mutilated their breasts, lips, noses and ears; killed many people after burning with hot iron their eyeballs and torturing them; threw into hot bubbling water infants before their parents and then forced them to eat their own children’s boiled flesh, and later killed them also; dug tunnels under muslim houses to blow them up. In Bayezit on the first day of the Festival of Sacrifice when the muslim population was gathered for the prayer or were visiting each other for congratulations, Armenians took them into custody and with yet unseen ferocity massacred them and grasping small children between three years and ten, their hands tied on their backs made them sit on the heap of corpses, soaked them with Kerosene and kindled. On a total population of a fifteen thousand souls fourteen thousand were assassinated, five hundred taken prisoners the rest escaped after having gone through many difficulties and suffered hard privations. ‘’ 15 N. 1334 (16. VII. 1916)