Assyrian Genocide
Replacing the invisibility of genocide remembrance with indivisibility
Greece should advocate a new approach to genocide remembrance. Currently genocides are memorialized on a parochial basis.
Syriacs in southeast commemorate Muslim cleric as savior of ancestors
Syriacs living in the southeastern town of Midyat have commemorated a Muslim cleric who saved a large number of Christians in 1915 through a church service.
How did the Ottomans really enter WWI?
Exactly 101 years ago, a series of breath-taking developments in European and Turkish seas put the Ottoman Empire into a war that would destroy it. Recently revealed documents correct some misconceptions about how the Turks entered World War I "Enver [Pasha] had wanted to stand back and let the Great Powers destroy one another.
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Enver Pa?a's belongings sold at auction
The personal belongings of Ottoman soldier and politician Enver Pa?a have been sold at an auction in the southern province of Antalya.
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My requiem for Armenians
Exactly a century ago, a dark episode began in the crumbling Ottoman Empire. Around 250 Armenian intellectuals and community leaders were arrested in Istanbul and deported to Anatolia, never to return. The real catastrophe began a month later.
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Ministry of Defense applies for Ottoman soldier's belongings
The personal belongings of Ottoman soldier and politician Enver Pa?a, which were provided by his family and put up for auction by Istanbul Müzayede on April 5, were bought by the Turkish Ministry of National Defense.
Ottoman soldier's belongings to be auctioned
A special collection of 122 pieces, including the personal belongings of Ottoman soldier and politician Enver Pa?a, who was a highly powerful figure in the final years of the Ottoman Empire, will be put on auction April 5 in Istanbul.
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Three soldiers killed in gunfire in southeastern Turkey
Three Turkish soldiers were killed in a gun attack in the Yüksekova district of the southeastern province of Hakkari Three Turkish soldiers were killed in a gun attack in the Yüksekova district of the southeastern province of Hakkari, DoÄan News Agency has reported.