The Mass Murders That Set The Stage for Hitler
The Mechanics and Legacy of the Armenian Genocide
Uncover the calculated systemic steps the Ottoman Empire took to exterminate its Armenian population under the chaos of World War I. Learn how survivors fought for justice when legal systems failed, ensuring the atrocity was named and remembered.
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- Detail the systematic dehumanization leading up to mass violence against Armenians under Sultan Abdul Hamid II, starting in the late 1800s.
- Analyze how World War I provided the cover for the organized deportation marches, labor battalions, and massacres conducted by the Turkish nationalist Triumvirate (Pashas).
- Examine post-war justice efforts, including Operation Nemesis, which sought to hold perpetrators accountable when official legal channels failed.
- This episode provides a crucial, detailed breakdown of the events that necessitated the formal coining of the term "genocide."
This episode breaks down the painful stages of the Armenian Genocide, from discriminatory laws in the 1800s to the organized final solution carried out during wartime. Understanding the specific tactics used helps illuminate how mass violence is executed and why historical memory remains vital today.
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Top Comments (10)
The fact that we’re living through history right now and have been for the past 2+ years. Free Palestine and Sudan and all other places that are facing horror and despair everyday ❤
This is super important to talk about. History repeats itself if we are uninformed and in the dark.
Bailey, I truly believe this is your biggest step into raw, controversial, true reporting. I’ve never been so proud to be a subscriber. Thank you thank you thank you
As an indigenous person from Canada, seeing you get so emotional about this at the end is so extremely relatable and refreshing to see. I definitely teared up with you.
Those who don't learn history are doomed to repeat it. Those who don't TEACH history INTEND to repeat it.
Girl you got me crying tooo! That was such a powerful statement.. "you can trying to bury people but, like seeds they rise. And what grows out of that pain is often something strong stronger, more united, more unbreakable." "When we give power to truth we not only give honor to those who came before us we can also protect those who are coming after us".. that's so powerful and beautiful
This sounds like what’s happening now in Palestine, Congo and Sudan.
I've heard this said in indigenous culture often, "You are your ancestors wildest dreams". Girl you are that. 💖👏🏽
I'm smiling as you cry, Bailey, because it is so beautiful how you have honored all of these people. I'm sure many of them died believing they wouldn't be remembered, and those that tried to erase their people thought they would be forgotten. But they're not. Thank you for sharing this one. I do not remember ever learning about it in school. It's scary when you think about the amount of genocide our world has endured.
Bailey as an Armenian sister, I can’t thank you enough for covering the genocide. It’s truly a miracle that we are here after this. Thank you ❤
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Top Comments (10)
The fact that we’re living through history right now and have been for the past 2+ years. Free Palestine and Sudan and all other places that are facing horror and despair everyday ❤
This is super important to talk about. History repeats itself if we are uninformed and in the dark.
Bailey, I truly believe this is your biggest step into raw, controversial, true reporting. I’ve never been so proud to be a subscriber. Thank you thank you thank you
As an indigenous person from Canada, seeing you get so emotional about this at the end is so extremely relatable and refreshing to see. I definitely teared up with you.
Those who don't learn history are doomed to repeat it. Those who don't TEACH history INTEND to repeat it.
Girl you got me crying tooo! That was such a powerful statement.. "you can trying to bury people but, like seeds they rise. And what grows out of that pain is often something strong stronger, more united, more unbreakable." "When we give power to truth we not only give honor to those who came before us we can also protect those who are coming after us".. that's so powerful and beautiful
This sounds like what’s happening now in Palestine, Congo and Sudan.
I've heard this said in indigenous culture often, "You are your ancestors wildest dreams". Girl you are that. 💖👏🏽
I'm smiling as you cry, Bailey, because it is so beautiful how you have honored all of these people. I'm sure many of them died believing they wouldn't be remembered, and those that tried to erase their people thought they would be forgotten. But they're not. Thank you for sharing this one. I do not remember ever learning about it in school. It's scary when you think about the amount of genocide our world has endured.
Bailey as an Armenian sister, I can’t thank you enough for covering the genocide. It’s truly a miracle that we are here after this. Thank you ❤