Read a synopsis of  the Armenian history from its formation through the horrors of the Armenian Genocide. [enter]

- GENOCIDE MAP 

Nations worldwide and several states of the U.S. have passed resolutions recognizing the Armenian Genocide despite of Turkish government’s consistent campaign of denial of the official recognition of the Armenian Genocide, especially by Western powers. [enter]

- Pending U.S. Genocide Resolution
- U.S. STATE GENOCIDE RECOGNITION

United States Presidents have referenced the Hamidian massacres of 1894-1896 and the Armenian Genocide in various forms. [enter]

TeachGenocide.org is a website designed specifically for school teachers, providing resources for teaching about the Armenian Genocide. [enter]

Quotes and documents that informed U.S. officials in Washington, D.C., by U.S. consuls and the American Ambassador in Constantinople, about the massacres of the Armenians. [enter]

Read an excerpt from an article by Roger W. Smith (College of William and Mary Williamsburg, Virginia), Eric Markusen (Southwest State University Marshall, Minnesota), and Robert Jay Lifton (The City University of New York) titled “Professional Ethics and Denial of the Armenian Genocide” [enter]

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Quotes stated by heads of states and witnesses of the first genocide of the 20th century, the Armenian Genocide. [enter]   

This section contains background and research materials for use by both teachers and students. [enter]

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