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By Talin Mardikian, for NEAST 23/09/2004
The Armenian Question can be examined from two perspectives: the historical and the political one. The Armenian Question is part of the Anatolian Question that is the fate of the lands released after a possible breakdown of the Ottoman Empire.
Since the 19th century, Ottoman authorities were under pressure to make changes that would improve the living conditions of the subjugated Armenian people who lived in their historical homeland which happened to constitute provinces of the Ottoman Empire. The promises made by the various Sultans about the security measures for the Armenian provinces were never kept. continue reading the articale
The Armenian Question can be examined from two perspectives: the historical and the political one. The Armenian Question is part of the Anatolian Question that is the fate of the lands released after a possible breakdown of the Ottoman Empire.
Since the 19th century, Ottoman authorities were under pressure to make changes that would improve the living conditions of the subjugated Armenian people who lived in their historical homeland which happened to constitute provinces of the Ottoman Empire. The promises made by the various Sultans about the security measures for the Armenian provinces were never kept. continue reading the articale
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