Hamidian Massacres: A Dark Chapter in Ottoman History

Source: Hamidian massacres (2025-06-21)

The Hamidian massacres were a series of violent events targeting Armenians in the Ottoman Empire during Sultan Abdul Hamid II's reign. These atrocities are considered a precursor to the Armenian Genocide, reflecting the tense and oppressive atmosphere of the period. This tragic episode highlights the brutal treatment of Armenians under Ottoman rule, with widespread violence and persecution. Britannica provides detailed insights into the historical context and significance of these massacres within the broader history of the Armenian Genocide.

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