post count = date of event in history

[Anonymouse]

Gee I wonder what it will be.

[Arvestaked]

It is going to be that Robert Motherwell was born.

[anileve]

Originally posted by Anonymouse Gee I wonder what it will be.

My hobbies include daterape and murder.

Your signature is xxxxing disgusting! Notice lack of sarcasm or humor on my part, I am damn serious.

[Arvestaked]

I wonder if she intentionally did not post her 1915th post in here.

[jahannam]

I can't believe I wasted it on some music thread.
anyway. here you go:

1915
with SO much going on in the world at that time, no timeline mentions it. no media station announces it.
but for us, it will always be a sacred year.
I don't even know which part of the PLANNING of the genocide I shall start with. lets see.
-January 1
Nuri, the vice-governor of Gavar District in Van Province, receives orders from the military governor to kill the Armenian soldiers in the Turkish Army who were stationed in his district.
-January 5
The Turkish government publicly charges that Armenian bakers in the army bakeries of Sivas were poisoning the bread of the Turkish forces. The bakers are cruelly beaten, despite the fact that a group of doctors prove the charge to be false by examining the bread and even eating it. As this marks an attempt on the part of the government to incite massacre, the government does not rescind the charge.
-February 2
Talaat advises German Ambassador Count Hans von Wangenheim that the war is the only propitious moment to conclude the Armenian Question.
-February 19
Talaat, Osman Bedri, and other Ittihadist leaders decide in a meeting that should Allied naval ships force the Dardanelles, the Turks would burn Constantinople, blow up the Hagia Sophia, and slaughter the Christian inhabitants. Kerosene is distributed to all police stations in Constantinople for ready use in such an eventuality.
-February 21
An attack by chetes on the village of Purk near Shabin-Karahisar results in looting, murder, rape.
-March 1
In Marash, the Armenians in the Turkish Army are deprived of their uniforms and arms.
-March 3
A dispatch from the Ittihad Central Committee is released announcing the decision to exterminate the Armenians.
-March 12
Mass arrests of Armenians are carried out in Dortyol and a public announcement is made that those arrested would be sent to work on road construction near Aleppo. They are never heard of again.
-Enver Pasha leaves for Berlin to see Kaiser Wilhelm II.
-March 14
Sahag, the Catholicos of Cilicia, advises the Armenians of Zeitun not to resist under any conditions.
-March 18
In Zeitun, the Turkish forces arrest many of the remaining Armenian notables and intellectuals whom they torture and finally kill.
-March 24
Chetes and gendarmes attack Armenians in the towns of Bayburt (Papert) and Terchan in Erzerum Province, and in Bitlis.
-March 26
Thirty more Armenian community leaders are arrested in Zeitun.
-March 29
In Aleppo, the capital of the province, Jemal Pasha falsely announces that the Armenians of Zeitun are in revolt and therefore he is instructing the military authorities, to the exclusion of the civilian government, to take measures to punish the Armenians.
-March 31
In Marash, Turks announce a mass meeting to prepare a massacre. Acting under the terms of the March 29 order, the government forbids civilians to take matters into their own hands.
-March 31
Deportation of Armenians from Zeitun begins. Some of the inhabitants are sent to the Konia Desert in central Anatolia. The rest are sent to Der-el-Zor (Deir el-Zor) in the Syrian Desert.
Azadamart, the leading Armenian newspaper in Constantinople is closed by an order of the government issued through the office of the Police Commissioner of Constantinople, Osman Bedri. 300 Turkish pounds in the petty cash box are stolen. The printing presses are removed to the Ittihad Press, where the organ Tanin was published by the CUP, with Huseyin Jahid (Yalchin) as editor-in-chief, and Ahmed Emin as associate editor.
-April 3
(Easter week) Mass arrests and a search for weapons are carried out in Marash and Hadjin (Hajen), with the seizure of all arms, including household knives. Numerous rapes during the house searches are reported.
-April 8
Turkish emigrants from Bosnia are settled by the government in the villages of Zeitun District. 8,000 Turkish regulars are reported in Zeitun.
The famous monastery of Zeitun is burned by the Turks.
-April 11
Talaat tells the Armenian parliamentary deputy Bedros Halajian that there will be no massacres.
-March
(toward the end of the month) The Turkish government forbids American Ambassador Henry Morgenthau to send coded messages to the American consuls and deprives him of his diplomatic prerogative of receiving communications uncensored.
-April 20
The deportation of the 25,000 Armenians of Zeitun is completed.
-April 20
Twenty Armenian Social Democratic Hnchak Party members are brought to the Central Prison in Constantinople to face court martial. They are hanged publicly on June 2, 1915.
-April 24
250 Armenian intellectuals and community leaders are arrested in Constantinople and sent to Chankri and Ayash, where they are later slain.
The editors and staff of Azadamart, the leading Armenian newspaper of Constantinople, are arrested, and on June 15 are slain in Diyarbekir, where they had been transported and imprisoned.
The Armenian Patriarch of Constantinople and Zohrab, Armenian deputy in the Ottoman Parliament, petition the Grand Vizier, Said Halim, the Minister of the Interior Talaat, and the President of the Senate, Rifat, on behalf of the arrested Armenians of Constantinople. Though approached separately, all three give identical answers; that the government is isolating the Armenian leadership and dissolving the Armenian political organizations.
there's way more.

I can't take it anymore. and it goes on all the way until mayis 28 1918 literally.
thanx for your time.
and disksoleil, I'm sorry but, Turkey IS guilty of Genocide.

[jahannam]

1927
-January 01 - Massachusetts is the first state to require auto insurance
-feb 26 - New distance record, 7,287 miles (11,723 km.), established for radio telephone conversation, with successful communication between San Francisco and London.
-Aug 12 - Paramount's aviation epic Wings, starring the "It" girl Clara Bow, premieres. The film was a smashing success, earning $3.8 million, and later winning the first Academy Award for best picture (then called the award for "Most Outstanding Production").

-Laurel and Hardy gain popularity

[Anonymouse]

Originally posted by anileve Your signature is xxxxing disgusting! Notice lack of sarcasm or humor on my part, I am damn serious.

Stop typing, take 55 milligrams of pure Diazepam and 120mg of Valium and sit in the corner and fondle yourself until the presence of a somewhat pacified braying jackass is requested.

[jahannam]

1933

a bunch of Nazzi Jewish stuff.
don't feel like getting into it.
yeah I'm a racist.

[omniscient]

Originally posted by Anonymouse Stop typing, take 55 milligrams of pure Diazepam and 120mg of Valium and sit in the corner and fondle yourself until the presence of a somewhat pacified braying jackass is requested.

pssst... Diazepam and Valium are the same thing.