Turkiyaning arman genotsidiga qarshi muxolifati

1915–1917-yillarda 1,5 million arman aholi oʻldirilgan Armaniston genotsidi vaqtida, bir qator turk fuqarolari, siyosatchilar va harbiy rahbarlar qirgʻin va talon-tarojlarda ishtirok etishni rad etgan hamda armanlarni surgun qilish va qirgʻindan saqlashga harakat qilganlar^[1] .Ushbu shaxslarning koʻplari qarshilik koʻrsatgani uchun lavozimlarini yoʻqotgan yoki hayotlarini yoʻqotgan. Shu bilan birga, individual qarshilik holatlari mavjud boʻlganiga qaramay, jamoat ishtiroki juda yuqori boʻlgan^[2].

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↑ Suny, Ronald Grigor. "They can live in the desert but nowhere else" : a history of the Armenian genocide (English). Princeton University Press, 2015 — 245, 330-bet. ISBN 978-1-4008-6558-1. OCLC 903685759.
↑ "Intervention and shades of altruism during the Armenian Genocide". The Armenian Genocide: History, Politics, Ethics (St Martin’s Press New York, NY): 173–207. 1992. "Identifying episodes of apparent kindness in the midst of the destruction of a people may afford some solace and provide some affirmation about inherent goodness, but it should not disguise the fact that for every case of intervention during the Armenian Genocide there were thousands of cases of participation in or approval of the measures applied. In fact, the proportion of public involvement was very high."

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[1] Suny, Ronald Grigor. "They can live in the desert but nowhere else" : a history of the Armenian genocide (English). Princeton University Press, 2015 — 245, 330-bet. ISBN 978-1-4008-6558-1. OCLC 903685759.

[2] "Intervention and shades of altruism during the Armenian Genocide". The Armenian Genocide: History, Politics, Ethics (St Martin’s Press New York, NY): 173–207. 1992. "Identifying episodes of apparent kindness in the midst of the destruction of a people may afford some solace and provide some affirmation about inherent goodness, but it should not disguise the fact that for every case of intervention during the Armenian Genocide there were thousands of cases of participation in or approval of the measures applied. In fact, the proportion of public involvement was very high."

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