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| 1. Ottoman Empire was multinational and multicultural by definition. | |
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Debatable. Unless you mean it ruled various nations and cultures
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| 2. Armenians were always of special importance and were called "milleti sidika" meaning the loyal people. | |
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You bet they were special
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| 3. During the collapse of Ottoman Empire, Armenians sided with Russians and started massacres in Eastern Anatolia. I do know Turks who lost their grand relatives during these massacres. | |
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Maybe Armenians were fed up of being "special" people? Like Pashosh said provide non Turkish links. And also prove that they were on a large scale
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| 4. The Ottomans obviously responded to these Amerian massacres but they overkilled, literally. | |
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Some "overkill" it was
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| 5. Europe has always supported Armenian views, including France who harbored the Armenian terrorist organization Asala in 70's and 80's. | |
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I personally don't think much of French history. On the same note I don't think much of Turkish history.
Btw I also don't think much of any empire! By default empires subjugate conquered lands and apply one set of values/religion/culture on others.