Have We Forgotten? Gallipoli and the Armenian Genocide
By Robert Kaplan ABC RELIGION AND ETHICS A century ago, in a misconceived encounter on the history-soaked precipices of Asia Minor, the sons of Anzac received t...
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Is this how Anzacs are to be honored
To the Australian government we say: it is time to stop outsourcing Armenian Genocide policy to Turkey, and – in the interest of regional stability and in defen...
Loss of empire halts Turkish marking of WWI: Historian
Barçın YİNANÇ ISTANBUL – Hürriyet Daily News The collapse of the Ottoman Empire might have ushered in the birth of the republic, but the disappearance of the fo...
Why don’t Turks commemorate the outbreak of World War 1?
BARÇIN YİNANÇ Hurriyet Daily News The question in the title was put to me by a foreign reader of the Hürriyet Daily news. It was posed last month, right after t...
When it all began?
By fratermal OregonLive In late evening of August 10, 1914, a Turkish destroyer, acting on instructions from authorities in Constantinople, escorted into and th...
War Memorial historian Ashley Ekins says Gallipoli campaign centenary should be used to educate, not celebrate
THE Australian War Memorial’s top historian hopes that the next four years will explode some ANZAC myths and educate Aussies about the truth of the Great War. A...
Australia Falls Behind As Foreign Minister Explicitly Denies The Armenian Genocide
CANBERRA: The Armenian National Committee of Australia (ANC Australia) has labelled a recent statement by Australia’s Foreign Minister, Julie Bishop on the Arme...
Taner Akçam: Direct link between the Gallipoli campaign and the Armenian Genocide
I believe that this was the Ottoman mindset before and during the First World War. For that reason, it appears to me no coincidence that the decision behind the...