Armenian Genocide And Forced Deportations

Are Forced Deportations a tool of '''Armenian Genocide'''?

SUPPORTIVE

"Forced Deportations" were coordinated with the millitias to kill the Armenians.

DEFENSIVE

The immigration and re-settlement process has taken 1,5 years from May 1915 until October 1916. All the actions were performed under scrutiny. After the end of WWI English and French authorities have extensively studied the Ottoman Archives during their occupation in Istanbul have failed to find even a single document hinting about aims toward destroying the Armenian culture. Republic Of Turkey had opened most of the Armenian cultural heritage to Tourism . There are many historical places, including Mount Ararat which can bee seen in Turkey .

The process of deportations was not happened in secrecy. There is a "law" that binds the actions of the people who act on it. The meaning of the law is important as it forms the criteria that is used in judging for the intentions of the state. The law which was put on action reads; "emigration/immigration" ("tehcir"), the government did not intended "deportation" or "exile". The law, as commonly known as the "Tehcir Law" is the same as "Temporary Law On The Military Measures To Be Taken For Those Who Resist The Governmental Acts And Supplementation's." The actions of the persons are bind with that definition. If any one who does not act on the intended text is a criminal in the eye of the law.

Ottoman State had significant spend fiscal and material costs of Armenian security, safety, health and food of the immigrating Armenians. The governments that want to destroy a race, Genocide , try to do it as cheap as it can. Part of the Genocide process is insensitivity of the decision makers toward that race. This can not be said on the behalf of Ottoman Empire . Decisions clearly reflect political and military reasons more than Hate toward the Armenians.

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