During 1915, an anti christian systematical genocide campaign was perperated by Committee of Union and Progress. The genocide was affected the demographics of Turkey.
Victims of the genocide.
The campaign was ordered by Diyarbekir governor Mehmed Reshid, which supported by the CUP.[1]
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