TURKISH GENOCIDE BY ARMENIANS

ARMENIAN GENOCIDE AGAINST TURKISH AND LOCAL MUSLIM POPULATION

to document the massacres committed by the Armenians, who tried to implicate Turkey with the so-called Armenian genocide lie, and to convey the memory of our martyrs and veterans to our nation.

Armenian gangs massacred the innocent Muslim Ottoman people in the region. The Muslim Ottoman people in the eastern cities of our Anatolia were subjected to persecution and torture by Armenians, whether they were children, young or old, men or women.

State Archive documents: 523 thousand 955 Turks were massacred by Armenian gangs

According to the data in the Presidency State Archives and shared with the public, 523 thousand 955 Turks were massacred by Armenian gangs in Anatolia between 1910-1922.

The massacres of the Armenian gangs were announced one by one as date, place and name.

The dates and places of the massacres committed by Armenian gangs between 1910-1922 and the number of Turks killed are as follows:

1910 Muş (10 dead), 21 February 1914 Kars-Ardahan (30 thousand dead), 1915 Van (44 people), 1915 Van (150 dead), 1915 Bitlis (16 thousand dead), 1915 Muş (80 dead), 1915 Bitlis -Hizan (113 dead), 1915 Van (5 thousand 200 dead), February 1915 Haskay (200 dead), February 1915 Dutak (3 dead), April 1915 Bitlis (29 dead), April 1915 Muradiye (10 thousand dead), April 1915 Van (120 dead), May 1915 Van (20 thousand dead), July 1915 Muş-Akçan (19 dead), August 1915 Müküs (126 dead), 9 May 1915 Bitlis (40 thousand dead), 9 May 1915 Bitlis (123 dead) dead), 15 January 1916 Terme (9 dead), 1 April 1916 Van-Reşadiye (15 dead), May 1916 Muş (500 dead), 8 May 1916 Van-Tatvan (1,600 dead), 8 May 1916 Bitlis (10 thousand) dead), 8 May 1916 Pasinler (2 thousand dead), 8 May 1916 Tercan (563 dead), 11 May 1916 Van (44 thousand 233 dead), 11 May 1916 Manzikert (20 thousand dead), 11 May 1916 Bitlis (12 dead) ), 22 May 1916 Van (thousand dead), 22 May 1916 Köprüköy-Van (200 dead), 22 May 1916 Van (15 thousand dead), 22 May 1916 Van (8 dead), 22 May 1916 Van (8 thousand dead) , 22 May 191 6 Van (80 thousand dead), 22 May 1916 Van (15 thousand dead), 23 May 1916 Of (5 dead), 23 May 1916 Trabzon (2 thousand 86 dead), 23 May 1916 Van (3 hundred dead), 25 May 1916 Bayezid (14 thousand deaths), June 1916 Van-Abbasağa (14 deaths), June 1916 Edremid-Vastan (15 thousand deaths), 6 June 1916 Şatak-Serir (45 deaths), 6 June 1916 Şatak (1 thousand 150 deaths), 7 June 1916 Müküs-Serhan (121 deaths), 14 August 1916 Bitlis (311 deaths), 1919 Sarıkamış (9 deaths), 1919 Tiksin-Ağadeve (5 deaths), 1919 Nakhchivan (4 thousand deaths), 6 January 1919 Zarusat (86 deaths) dead), 21 January 1919 Kilis (2 dead), 22 January 1919 Antep (1 dead), 25 January 1919 Kars (9 dead), 26 February 1919 Adana-Pozantı (4 dead), 18 May 1919 Osmaniye (1 dead), 13 June 1919 Pasinler (3 dead), 3 June 1919 Iğdır (8 dead), July 1919 Sarıkamış (803 dead), July 1919 Kurudere (8 dead), July 1919 Sarıkamış (695 dead), 4 July 1919 Akçakale (180 dead) , 5 July 1919 Kağızman (4 dead), 7 July 1919 Kars-Göle (9 dead), 8 July 1919 Mescitli (4 dead), 8 July 1919 Gülyantepe (10 dead), 9 Jul banana 1919 Kağızman (6 dead), 9 July 1919 Kurudere (8 dead), 11 July 1919 Mescitli (20 dead), 19 July 1919 Bulakli (2 dead), 19 July 1919 Pasinler (2 dead), 24 July 1919 Kars-Kağızman (9 dead), August 1919 Various villages (2 thousand 502 dead), 15 August 1919 Erzurum (153 dead), 15 August 1919 Erzurum (426 dead), September 1919 Allahüekber (3 dead), 9 September 1919 Ünye (12 dead) , 14 September 1919 Sarıkamış (2 dead), November 1919 Adana (4 dead), 11 November 1919 Maraş (2 dead), 6 November 1919 Ulukışla (7 dead), 7 December 1919 Adana (4 dead), 1920 Göle (600 dead) ), 1920 Kars (3 thousand 945 deaths), 1920 Haramivartan (138 deaths), 1920 Nakhchivan (64 thousand 408 deaths), 1920 Nakhchivan (5 thousand 307 deaths), February 1920 Kars vicinity (561 deaths), 1 February 1920 Zarushat ( 2 thousand 150 dead), 2 February 1920 Shuregel (1 thousand 150 dead), 10 February 1920 Çıldır (100 dead), 28 February 1920 Pozanti (40 dead), 9 March 1920 Zarushat (400 dead), 9 March 1920 Zarushat (120 dead) ), 16 March 1920 Kağızman (720 dead), 22 March 1920 Şuregel-Zaruşat (2 thousand dead), 6 April 1920 Gyumri (500 dead), 2 April 8, 1920 Kars (2 deaths), May 5, 1920 Kars (1,774 deaths), May 22, 1920 Kars (10 deaths), July 2, 1920 Kars-Erzurum (408 deaths), July 2, 1920 Zengebasar (1,500 deaths), 27 July 1920 Erzurum (69 dead), May 1920 Kars-Erzurum (27 dead), August 1920 Oltu (650 dead), August 1920 Kars-Erzurum (18 dead), 15 October 1920 Bayburt (thousand 387 dead), 20 October 1920 Göle (100 deaths), 17 October 1920 Pasinler (9 thousand 287 deaths), 18 October 1920 Tortum (3 thousand 700 deaths), 19 October 1920 Erzurum (8 thousand 439 deaths), 26 October 1920 around Kars (10 thousand 693), October 1920 Aşkale (889 dead), 1 December 1920 Kosor (69 dead), 3 December 1920 Göle (508 dead), 4 December 1920 Kosor (122 dead), 4 December 1920 Kars-Zeytun (28 dead), 4 December 1920 Sarıkamış ( 975 deaths), 6 December 1920 Göle (194 deaths), 7 December 1920 Kars-Digor (14 thousand 620 deaths), 14 December 1920 Sarıkamış (5 thousand 337 deaths), 29 November 1920 Zarusat (a thousand 26 deaths), December 1920 Yerevan (192 dead), 1921 Nakhchivan (12 dead), 1921 Bayburt (580 dead), 1921 Arpaçay (148 dead), 1921 Karakilise (6 thousand dead), 1921 Ka Rakilise (6 thousand dead), February 1921 Zenibasar (18 dead), 21 November 1921 Pasinler (53 dead), 21 November 1921 Erzurum (1.215 dead), 1918 Hınıs (870 dead), 1918 Tercan (580 dead), March 1922 Maras (4 dead).

Lists as province, county and village

Documents in the Presidency General Directorate of State Archives reveal that Armenian gangs massacred thousands of Turks, including many women and children, with their raids and attacks between 1906-1922.

Documents also prove that gangs completely destroyed more than one village in some massacres.

The massacres perpetrated by Armenians against Turks in Anatolia between 1906 and 1922 and the exact number of deaths cannot be determined are as follows:

11 February 1906 Revan (those killed as a result of fire and massacre in 25 villages)

17 December 1914 Eleşkirt (Those killed in the attack on the villages)

1915 Elazig (Those killed in the attack on the villages)

1915 Hizan (those killed in massacres in the villages of Hizan)

1915 Van (Those killed in the massacre in the villages, more than 5,200 people)

January 1915 Muş (Those killed in the massacre in the villages, people of 2 villages)

February 1915 Shatak (complete destruction of 9 Villages)

May 9, 1915 Bitlis (complete destruction of the inhabitants of Hot village)

May 9, 1915 Bitlis (Deaths during the slaughter of the refugees)

June 1915 Bitlis (killed in the attack on villages, 100 households)

May 1915 Van (killed in the attack on the villages)

11 May 1915 Trabzon (those killed in Surmene, Of, Yomra surrounding villages)

11 June 1915 Van (Murder of 180 households in two villages)

August 1915 Gevaş (The people killed in the villages)

December 1915 Muş (Those killed in the massacre of women in villages)

10 June 1915 Maçka (Those killed during the gangs' invasion of Maçka)

May 22, 1916 Van (Those who were killed during the evacuation)

May 23, 1916 Van (70 percent of Erçek and Havasor sub-districts)

11 June 1916 Bitlis (Deaths during the occupation)

11 June 1916 Van (Deaths in the events in the villages of Timar township)

11 June 1916 Başkale (those killed in the massacre against the people)

3 June 1916 Diyarbakir (Officers who could not be heard from, 55 persons)

May 1916 Tercan (those killed in the massacre in villages, 30 villages)

1918 Tekman (The murder of two villagers)

1919 Kars-Sarıkamış (Those killed during the massacre)

1919 Kars-Sarıkamış (Those killed during the massacre, 1 village)

1919 Kars-Sarıkamış (Disappearance of the Youth)

1919 Kars vicinity (those killed with bayonets and bullets and those killed by burning, a few tents)

25 January 1919 Ardahan (murder of young men in Çullu village)

February 1919 Iğdır (those tortured to death in Görüllü, hundreds)

March 1919 Kars vicinity (Deaths killed by various tortures, 85 households)

March 1919 Sarıkamış (complete destruction of a village in Koçak)

July 1919 Artvin (Those killed by assault and rape)

July 1919 Bayezid (Murder of women and children)

August 1919 Nakhchivan (Those whose bodies were thrown into Aras, 3 villagers)

8 July 1919 Gülantab (who were killed in the attack on 2 villages)

12 July 1919 Kars (Murder of a family on the road)

16 July 1919 Great Vedi (Slaughter of the People)

25 July 1919 Gyumri (killed in the looting of Karakilise village)

15 August 1919 Erzurum (30 households killed as a result of the massacre)

12 July 1919 Kars (Two families killed by torture)

12 August 1919 Kars (slaughter of the entire village of Aşağıkoturlu)

12 August 1919 Kars (all men killed in Karakou)

12 August 1919 Kars (killed in the attack with cannon and machine gun)

18 August 1922 Kars (murder of all men in Tavusgöl)

31 August 1919 Sarıkamış (killed in the attack on Karahamza)

31 August 1919 Kağızman (The kidnapping of the townspeople)

18 August 1919 Kağızman (Those who were murdered by being closed to the mosque)

September 1919 Karaurgan (killed during the attack on the villages)

14 September 1919 Kars, Sarıkamış (Those who were killed in the attack and clashes on the villages)

1920 Shuragel (killing 25 villagers)

1920 around Kars (killed in various villages)

March 3, 1920 Kozan (Those who were raped and strangled)

March 9, 1920 Zarushad (Those killed during raids and torture in villages)

March 16, 1920 Kağızman (Those killed with cannon and machine gun)

24 May 1920 Around Kars (Raid and torture order in the villages)

LIST OF DOCUMENTS ABOUT ARMENIAN -TURKISH ISSUE AND ATROCITIES OF ARMENIANS ATTEMPTED AGAINST TURKEY

The massacres of Armenians against unarmed civilians during the First World War were revealed by the excavations of mass graves. The findings obtained during the excavations prove that the Armenian gangs massacred the Muslim population with inhuman tortures. The bones belonging to the Turks, who were massacred by the Armenians in the Oba Village of Iğdır, are seen during the excavation on February 28, 1986. (Archive)

The massacres of Armenians against unarmed civilians during the First World War were revealed by the excavations of mass graves. The findings obtained during the excavations prove that the Armenian gangs massacred the Muslim population with inhuman tortures. The bones belonging to the Turks, who were subjected to the Armenian massacre, are seen in the Tımarlı Village in the Pasinler District of Erzurum, during the excavation on July 7, 1993. (Archive)

The massacres of Armenians against unarmed civilians during the First World War were revealed by the excavations of mass graves. The findings obtained during the excavations prove that the Armenian gangs massacred the Muslim population with inhuman tortures. In the photograph, 92-year-old Hacı Oruç Türkeli, who survived the massacre after the bodies were killed by Armenians and thrown into a water well on 6 October 1999 in Hakmehmet Village of Iğdır in September 1919, is seen... (Archive)

The massacres of Armenians against unarmed civilians during the First World War were revealed by the excavations of mass graves. The findings obtained during the excavations prove that the Armenian gangs massacred the Muslim population with inhuman tortures. In the photograph, citizens praying at the mass grave of the massacre he committed in March 1918 in the Yeşilyayla Village of Erzurum are seen. (Archive)

The massacres of Armenians against unarmed civilians during the First World War were revealed by the excavations of mass graves. The findings obtained during the excavations prove that the Armenian gangs massacred the Muslim population with inhuman tortures. In the photo, the mass grave belonging to the massacre he committed in March 1918 in Erzurum's Yeşilyayla Village is seen. (Archive) (BYEGM - Anadolu Agency)