Visk: The Turks had already planned genocide against the Armenians
2019-07-27
London-Sana
The British writer Robert Fisk confirmed that the Turks in the era of the Ottoman Sultanate planned the crimes of genocide against the Armenians systematically and a deliberate intention and arranged in advance, pointing out that these crimes began long before the date was previously thought.
In an article published in the British Independent newspaper, Fisk explained that the decision to target Armenians for genocide was on November 17, 1914, almost two weeks after the Ottoman Empire joined its German and Austrian allies in the war against Britain and France, A long time of history that was thought to begin genocide on April 24 of 1915.
Fisk pointed out that the local Ottoman officials were inciting genocide and then asking the leaders in Istanbul to approve their decisions and they were holding joint meetings on the killings and genocide.
Fisk explained that the historians refute the idea that was widely published by the Turkish genocide deniers that the Armenian deportations and killings took place when the Ottoman Sultanate faced serious military difficulties and the possibility of losing the war, but the documents prove that the genocide against the Armenians took place long before the Sultanate Ottoman Empire for any danger.
Armenian sources and historians estimate the number of Armenians killed by Ottoman soldiers at 1.5 million, which prompted many historians and many countries to regard genocide as successive Turkish regimes try to evade their legal and moral responsibilities towards this issue by claiming that What happened was a civil war that killed between 300 and 500 thousand Armenians and a similar number of Turks.
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