Turco-Armenian Relations And British Propaganda During The First World War

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Volume:58 Issue:222
Turco-Armenian Relations And British Propaganda During The First World War

Turco-Armenian Relations And British Propaganda During The First World War

Authors : Salâhi R SONYEL

Pages : 381-450

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Publication Date : 1994-08-20

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :In this paper I intend to trace cursorily the background of the incidents that took place in the Ottoman Empire, mainly in 1915, that caused a great tragedy to the people of Anatolia, especially to the Turks, other Muslims, and Armenians. I also intınd to examine that tragedy, its instigators, causes, effects, and how it was exploited by Britain`s wartime propagandists, in the light of new documents that have come to my notice during recent studies. I hope that my conclusions may contribute to a better understanding of the Turco-Armenian relations, and of how those amicable relations were disrupted and exploited by external and extremist forces immediately before and during the fateful years of the First World War.
Keywords : Turco Armenian Relations, British Propaganda, First World War, Ottoman Empire, Anatolia, Turkey

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