How did the Armenian Genocide end?
Some short and simple answers to your simple questions: 1- Something which did not take place cannot end. 2- In 1915 (World War I) Russia attacked the Ottoman Empire. 3- Ottoman citizens of Armenian origin allied with the Russians and shot Turkish soldiers from behind. 4- Same Armenian gangs massacred whole villages of Turks, mostly women and children in eastern Anatolia. 5- The Ottoman Government, fearing a retaliation and trying to ensure the security of the Ottoman Army, ordered the Armenians to be deported to a safer place. 6- Under the conditions of the time, thousands of Armenians died during this forced travel. 7- The word genocide was not used nor was Turkey accused of it until 1970s (and then by the USSR). 8- The number of Armenians who died at that time was first said to be around 400,000. 9- As the Armenian diaspora received ‘support’ from some western politicians (hoping to get Armenian votes), the number gradually was raised up to 1,500,000!!! 10- Good propaganda and lobby
