- The
Temporary Law of Deportation, also
known as the
Tehcir Law (Turkish pronunciation: [tehˈd͡ʒiɾ]; lit. 'deportation' in
Ottoman Turkish), or officially...
-
Russian forces and the
Ottoman government used this as a
pretext to
issue the
Tehcir Law (Law on Deportation),
which authorised the
deportation of Armenians...
-
Armenian intellectuals were
arrested by
Ottoman authorities and, with the
Tehcir Law (29 May 1915),
eventually a
large proportion of
Armenians living in...
- none more
exemplified with the
Armenian National Constitution. In 1915 the
Tehcir Law
marked the
beginning of the
Armenian genocide. In 1918 the Armenian...
-
intellectuals of
Constantinople were arrested. With the
adoption of the
Tehcir Law on 29 May 1915,
these detainees were
later relocated within the Ottoman...
-
Armenian intellectuals were
arrested by
Ottoman authorities and, with the
Tehcir Law (29 May 1915),
eventually a
large proportion of
Armenians living in...
-
forces and the
deportation of 924,158
Armenians in
accordance with the
Tehcir Law of May 27, 1915. The
existence of the
original do****ents was disclosed...
-
thereby disturbed by
foreign intervention." He then
issued the
order for the
Tehcir Law of 1 June 1915 to 8
February 1916 that
allowed for the m**** deportation...
- when the
Ottoman Empire joined the
Central Powers at the
start of WWI. The
Tehcir (forced displacement) Law and
another law
which allowed expropriation and...
-
Originally intended to
expire after one year but were
extended indefinitely.
Tehcir Law,
enacted by the
Ottoman Empire in 1915
authorized the
ethnic cleansing...
