The Turks continue to deny that they committed genocide of the Armenian, Greek and Assyrian Christians of the nation. Here, however, is more proof that the Ottoman government knew what was happening and approved. The Christians were kuffar harbi — Infidels at war with Islam — for wanting independence, and hence under Islamic law their lives were forfeit.
“Turkey hiding Ottoman-era evidence of Armenian Genocide: Historian,” by Joanne Serrieh, Al Arabiya, February 13, 2020 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
A Turkish historian said the Turkish government is hiding historic telegrams which could provide information about the Armenian Genocide, based on his findings.
Armenia says the killing of up to 1.5 million Armenian people between 1915 and 1917 was a genocide. The events are recognized as a genocide by 30 other countries, and US Congress passed a measure in December last year to formally recognize the killings as a genocide.
Turkey strongly denies the accusation of genocide and puts the death toll in the hundreds of thousands.
According to historian Tanar [sic] Akcam, the Turkish government is deliberately hiding evidence of the genocide even today.
Akcam told Al Arabiya that the Turkish government knew of the existence of telegrams related to the genocide because they were used in state military tribunals in Istanbul in the year 1919.
“In these military tribunals, public prosecutors wrote an indictment and verdicts … they quoted from these telegrams,” he said in a video interview….