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Армен геноцид (армен: Հայոց Ցեղասպանություն, турк: Ermeni soykırımı, арменалда цӀикӀкӀаниселъ хӀалтӀизабула Մեծ Եղեռն ИФА: [mɛts jɛˈʁɛrn] кӀудияб квешлъи гьаби) — геноцид[1][2][3][4][5][6], жиб ургъараб ва билӀинабураб 1915 соналъ (цо-цо иццазда рекъон, 1923 соналъде щвезегӀан халат бахъараб)[2][7][8] ГӀусманилазул империялъул кверщаликь ругел ракьазда. Геноцид гьабулеб букӀана халкъ тӀагӀинабиялдалъун, хӀал гьабун депортациялдалъун,[9] элдаго гъорлӀ букӀана хваликьа рорчӀизе толаредухъ чагӀи цогидаб бакӀалде хъамиги («Хвалил марш»).[6][10][11][12][13][14]

  1. ^ «Armenian Genocide and Genocide Encyclopedias», Alan Whitehorn // The Armenian Genocide. The Essential Reference Guide (Alan Whitehorn, Editor). ABC-CLIO, 2015. «Quite significantly, all of the genocide encyclopedias together show that the Armenian Genocide constitutes an important case study that is included in each and every genocide encyclopedia from the first to the most recent. This reflects academic consensus among genocide scholars that the mass deportations and killings of Armenians constitute genocide. These important scholarly reference works thus provide significant academic documentation that can serve to repudiate the Turkish state’s repeated polemical denials of the Armenian Genocide.»
  2. ^ a b Charny 1999, гь. 161.
  3. ^ Dadrian, Vahakn N (2005). "Armenians in Ottoman Turkey and the Armenian Genocide". Encyclopedia of Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity. 1 (A—H). Macmillan Reference: 67–76. ISBN 0-02-865992-9.
  4. ^ Totten, Bartop & Jacobs 2008, гь. 19.
  5. ^ International Association of Genocide Scholars Архивация 2013-12-03 Wayback Machine, 1997:

    That this assembly of the Association of Genocide Scholars in its conference held in Montreal, June 11—13, 1997, reaffirms that the mass murder of Armenians in Turkey in 1915 is a case of genocide which conforms to the statutes of the United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide. It further condemns the denial of the Armenian Genocide by the Turkish government and its official and unofficial agents and supporters.

  6. ^ a b Bournoutian 1994, гь. 47.
  7. ^ Samuel Totten, Paul Robert Bartrop, Steven L. Jacobs. Dictionary of Genocide: A—L, p. 21:

    The Armenian Genocide Institute-Museum was opened in Yerevan, Armenia, in 1995, as part of the events commemorating the eightieth anniversary of the beginning of the Armenian genocide (1915—1923) at the hands of the Young Turk regime.

  8. ^ Alan L. Berger. Bearing witness to the Holocaust, p. 55:

    Indeed, following the shock of the Holocaust, we have become aware of mass destruction that preceded and followed the Second World War. One thinks, for example, of the Armenian genocide of 1915—1923, of the Stalinist Gulag, Burundi, Biafra, Indonesia, Sudan, Ethiopia, and of the Cabodian «autogenocide».

  9. ^ Саркисян, Е. К. (1995). "Армянский вопрос и Россия в 1912—1914 гг". Historical-Philological journal (1): 111–124.
  10. ^ Роган 2018, гь. 226.
  11. ^ Akçam 2007, гь. 129.
  12. ^ Walker, Christopher J. (1997). Hovannisian, Richard G. (ред.). "World War I and the Armenian Genocide". The Armenian People from Ancient to Modern Times. II. Foreign Dominion to Statehood: The Fifteenth Century to the Twentieth Century. Palgrave Macmillan: 247–248. ISBN 978-0-312-10168-8.
  13. ^ Suny 1997, гь. 136.
  14. ^ Suny, Ronald G. (април 2016). "They Can Live in the Desert but Nowhere Else: Explaining the Armenian Genocide One Hundred Years Later" (PDF). Juniata Voices. Juniata College, Pennsylvania: 208–229.