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Germany and the Armenian genocide

Germany and the Armenian genocide

Participation and response in World War I.

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  1. Armin T. Wegner

    German pacifist, writer and poet (1886–1978).

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  2. Armenian genocide and the Holocaust

    Comparison of genocides.

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  3. Armenian genocide

    Systematic campaign in the Ottoman Empire.

    11%

  4. Assassination of Talaat Pasha

    1921 assassination in Berlin, Germany.

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  5. Witnesses and testimonies of the Armenian genocide

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  6. Armenian genocide recognition

    7.7%

  7. Wilhelm Souchon

    German admiral (1864–1946).

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  8. Fritz Bronsart von Schellendorf

    German officer and politician (1864-1950).

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    Turkish ultra-nationalist political organization.

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  10. Armenian genocide denial

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    Systematic campaign in the Ottoman Empire.

    33%

  2. German support for Israel in the Gaza war

    14%

  3. Assassination of Talaat Pasha

    1921 assassination in Berlin, Germany.

    11%

  4. Hitler's reference to the Armenian genocide

    Alleged reference to the Armenian genocide made by Adolf Hitler.

    7.3%

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    6.6%

  6. Armenian genocide denial

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  7. Berlin–Baghdad railway

    Railway line.

    5.7%

  8. Germany–Turkey relations

    Bilateral relations.

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  9. Armenian genocide recognition

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