The New York Times was neutral once; in their November 15, 1895 issue, on the fifth page, they report how the Armenian revolters set fire to mosques, bazaars, schools and killed Muslims and even the Christians. Click here for the original article and here for a transcription for easy reading.
Archives From Miscellaneous Sources
Armenian Population in Anatolia
This is another map is taken from British Foreign Archives. It shows the total number of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire and the overwhelming majority of Muslims over Greeks and Armenians combined. As is seen clearly, there was no Armenian majority in the land ante bellum, and the total Armenian population was significantly less than … Read more
Sharing The Anatolian Pie
This British Foreign Archive map illustrates the agreements of 1916 between Great Britain, France, Russia and Italy, regarding Asia Minor. Armenians were promised a big slice of the Anatolian pie.
Letter to Paris Peace Conference
Boghos Nubar Pasha was the head of the Armenian Delegation to the Paris Peace Conference in 1918. In his letter to the conference, he confesses that "the Armenians were de facto belligerents". Click here for the original letter and its translation.
Letter to French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Click here to see the letter of Boghos Nubar to M. Gout from the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, dated December 11, 1918. The general is admitting that 6 to 700,000 souls have been relocated, of which 390,000 have been accounted for in Allied held territories post bellum. This effectively limits to 210,000 to 310,000, … Read more
Armenian Activities in the Archive Documents
This link will take you to the gigantic work of the Turkish Military, "Armenian Activities in the Archive Documents"; a total of 7 volumes, almost 5000 pages, English and Turkish. Includes original archival documents and their transcriptions and translations.
Armenian Population III
Yet another source on the population figures, from German Embassy. Limits the number of the Armenians to less than 1/2 million.
Armenian Population II
Another document on the numbers. The source is the British Envoy and the Armenian Patriarchate.