by YeReVaN » Sat Jul 09, 2005 12:26 am
Coverage of the Turkish atrocities was extensively covered by the American press.
Over 194 news articles appeared in the New York Times.
Appeal to Turks to Stop Massacres
April 28, 1915
New York Times
Morgenthau Intercedes
April 29, 1915
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6,000 Armenians Killed
May 17, 1915
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Allies to Punish Turks who Murder
May 24, 1915
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Wholesale Massacres of Armenians by Turks
July 29, 1915
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Report Turks Shot Women and Children
August 4, 1915
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Burn 1,000 Armenians
August 20, 1915
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Armenians Sent to Desert to Perish
August 18, 1915
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Turks Depopulate Towns of Armenia
August 27,1915
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1,500,000 Armenians Starve
September 5, 1915
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Answer Morgenthau by Hanging Armenians
September 16, 1915
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Mission Board Told of Turkish Horrors
September 17, 1915
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500,000 Armenians Said to Have Perished
September 24, 1915
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The Depopulation of Armenia
September 27, 1915
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Armenian Women Put Up at Auction
September 29, 1915
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Armenian Officials Murdered by Turks
September 30, 1915
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Annihilation of Armenians Threatened
October 2, 1915
The Survey
Death of the Armenian People
October 2, 1915
Literary Digest
Government Sends Plea for Armenia
October 5, 1915
New York Times
800,000 Armenians Counted Destroyed
October 7, 1915
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Send $100,000 to Aid Armenian Refugees
October 9, 1915
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Spare Armenians Pope Asks Sultan
October 11, 1915
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Turkish Officials Deny Atrocities
October 15, 1915
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The Assassination of a Race
October 18, 1915
The Independent
Turkey Bars Red Cross
October 19, 1915
New York Times
Only 200,000 Armenians Left in Turkey
October 22, 1915
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Germany Says She Cannot Stop Turks
October 22, 1915
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Who Can Save Armenia?
October 30, 1915
Literary Digest
Aid for Armenians Blocked by Turkey
November 1, 1915
New York Times
Pope May Make New Plea to Kaiser
December 9, 1915
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Million Armenians Killed or in Exile
December 15, 1915
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500 Armenians Slain Under Turkish Order
January 15, 1916
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Murder of Armenia
February 5, 1916
Living Age
Saw Armenians Go Starving to Exile
February 6, 1916
New York Times
Turkey's Treatment of the Armenians
July 5, 1916
The Outlook
Signs of Death in Turkey
October 1916
Missionary Review
Protest of German Teachers
November 1916
Current History
Why the Armenians Were Killed
November 11, 1916
Literary Digest
Turkish Foreign Minister's Defense
December 1916
Current History
Must Armenia Perish?
June 23, 1917
The Independence
A Call to Rescue Armenia
September 29, 1917
Literary Digest
The Rescue of Armenia
November 1917
Missionary Review
Armenians Killed with Axes by Turks
November 1917
Current History
How Your Gift is Saving the Armenians
March 9, 1917
Literary Digest
Ten Million Dollars for Relief
July 1918
Missionary Review
Sultan Searching Out Authors of Killing
December 7, 1918
New York Times
Saw Armenians Drowned in Groups
February 3, 1919
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"Ravished Armenia" in film
February 15, 1919
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Turkey Condemns its War Leaders
July 13, 1919
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Shall Armenia Perish?
February 28, 1920
The Independent
Will Armenia be Saved?
August 1921
Missionary Review
Armenia's Tragic Finish
February 25,1922
Literary Digest
Crimes of Turkish Misrule
October, 1922
Current History
1895 Erzeroum Massacres
Bottom. Harpers Weekly, December 14, 1895 (page 1248). The Erzeroum Armenian victims of the massacres are buried in a mass grave in Erzeroum cemetery. From 1895-96, 150,000 innocent Armenians were killed by Turkish government soldiers without provocation. (Censored)
The International Armenian Reporter
VOL. XXXIII, No. 38 Saturday, June 17, 2000.
126 Holocaust Scholars Affirm Incontestable Fact of the Armenian Genocide and Call on Western Democracies to Urge Turkey to Recognize the Armenian Genocide
NEW YORK, NY - One-hundred and twenty-six Holocaust Scholars signed a statement affirming that the Armenian Genocide is an incontestable fact and urged the governments of Western democracies to recognize it, noted a half-page advertisement in the June 18 edition of The New York limes (B4). The petitioners, among whom is Nobel Laureate for Peace Elie Wiesel, also asked the Western democracies to urge the government and Parliament of Turkey "to finally come to terms with a dark chapter of Ottoman-Turkish history and to recognize the Armenian Genocide:"