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→"The Thirty-Year Genocide" (1894–1924)
* The [[World War I]] Genocide (1915–1916): Led by the Young Turks (CUP), featuring mass deportations, death marches to the Syrian desert, and systemic slaughter.
* The [[World War I]] Genocide (1915–1916): Led by the Young Turks (CUP), featuring mass deportations, death marches to the Syrian desert, and systemic slaughter.
* The Post-WWI Campaigns (1919–1924): Continued under Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, culminating in the violent expulsion or massacre of the remaining Armenians and Greeks.Methods of destruction included premeditated mass killing, homicidal deportations, mass rape, and the forced Islamization of women and children. While most historical accounts categorize these atrocities as separate conflicts, Morris and Ze'evi argue that successive Turkish governments shared a constant, unwavering goal: ethnoreligious homogenization to create an exclusively Muslim nation.
* The Post-WWI Campaigns (1919–1924): Continued under Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, culminating in the violent expulsion or massacre of the remaining Armenians and Greeks.Methods of destruction included premeditated mass killing, homicidal deportations, mass rape, and the forced [[Islamization]] of women and children. While most historical accounts categorize these atrocities as separate conflicts, Morris and Ze'evi argue that successive Turkish governments shared a constant, unwavering goal: ethnoreligious homogenization to create an exclusively Muslim nation.
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