Armenian Genocide
Why does the world still debate the Armenian Genocide?
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70 mins
Discover the Armenian Genocide, in which over a million Armenians were systematically deported and killed by the Ottoman Empire. Explore how a century later, the fight over recognition keeps the wounds open.
Ep 1:
The Silence Before the Storm
A survivor's raw testimony opens our journey into the Armenian Genocide, tracing Armenia's ancient Christian roots and its uneasy place inside the Ottoman millet system.
Ep 2:
Seeds of a Systematic Slaughter
Decades before 1915, the Hamidian Massacres and rising Turkish nationalism set the stage—as the Young Turks' CUP transformed reform promises into a lethal ideology of ethnic purification.
Ep 3:
Death by Design in the Desert
April 1915 marks the genocide's official start: leaders decapitated, a deportation law weaponized, and death marches into desert camps designed to kill slowly and invisibly.
Ep 4:
Erasing a People, Denying a Crime
Beyond mass killing, orphans were stripped of identity and perpetrators evaded justice—until survivors launched Operation Nemesis, even as denial calcified into global policy.
Ep 5:
The Word That Named a Horror
One lawyer's obsession with justice for the Armenians birthed the word "genocide" itself, while the wound it named remains unhealed between Armenia and Turkey today.
Ep 6:
The Long Road to Acknowledgment
Amid decades of denial, cracks of recognition emerge worldwide—revealing why acknowledging this atrocity remains an urgent moral reckoning for nations and descendants alike.
Discussions (4)
Asher
Level 3 · 6 mo agoPeres lied for politics.
Mario
Level 3 · 6 mo agoHitler quote is legit history books confirm it
Austin
Level 2 · 6 mo agoAcknowledgment is weak lol, you gotta get revenge on your enemies to really win against the demons 😈
