The Thirty-Year Genocide

"The Thirty-Year Genocide" offers a thoroughly researched reappraisal of the mass atrocities committed by the Ottoman Empire and the Turkish Republic against Christian minorities from 1894 to 1924. Challenging traditional views, the authors present these violent events as part of a continuous and deliberate effort to remove Armenians, Assyrians, and Greeks from the region, spanning different regimes but consistent in brutality. The account reveals a disturbing pattern of mass killings, deportations, and forced conversions carried out under the rallying cry of jihad, aiming to create a homogeneous Muslim nation.