The Armenian Genocide
In the Ottoman empire.
Armenians
There were Kurdish militias that assisted the Young Turks in hunting down and butchering Armenians. Unlike the Turkish government, Kurdish leaders in subsequent decades have admitted their role in the genocide and requested forgiveness for their crime.
The Armenian Genocide started in 1915. It was systematic destruction of the Armenian population of the Ottoman Empire (Turkey) during and just afte WW1. The genocide ended in 1923.
It ended in 1917, but there were further massacres of Armenians by the Turks in 1922.
The turks thought that the armenians were secretly hurting turkey, so they tried to kill them all, simmilar to what hitler did.
The Ottoman Empire was responsible for the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1917. It was the Armenians who were targeted by Ottoman Turks and Kurdish allies.
They never did. The turks to this day deny its happening and as of yet the turks have not addmitted to the murder of more than a million armenians
In 1915 there was a massive genocide when the Turks killed millions of Armenians so many left to find a better place to live and to escape.
Armenians are very " hairy " people because during the armenain genocide they got raped by the Turks and the Turkish people are hairy therefore they are hairy.
The Turks accused the Armenians of aiding the Russians in World War I to circumvent Ottoman defenses in the East with minimal evidence. Now they accuse the Armenians of trying to defame their name because of the Armenian request that the world recognize the Armenian Genocide.
The Armenian Genocide is a genocide specifically because the Armenian people were targeted for elimination by Young Turk leaders like Enver Pasha. Even if the Turks' claims that there were Armenians conspiring with the Russians are taken at face value (unlike the farce that they are), there would be no point in executing Armenian Pro-Ottoman intellectuals and numerous women and children. These repeated killings of Pro-Ottoman Armenians and women and children demonstrate that the attempt was extermination, not the minimization of a wartime threat.