Answer:
genocide of the Armenian people
Explanation:
The Armenian genocide, also called Armenian holocaust, or Great Crime, was forced deportation and the attempt to exterminate the Armenian race. It is estimated that between one and a half million and two million Armenian civilians were persecuted and killed by the government of the Young Turks in the Ottoman Empire, between 1915 and 1923.
It was characterized by its brutality in the massacres and the use of forced marches with deportations in extreme conditions, which led to the death of many of the deportees. During this period, other Christian ethnic groups were also massacred by the Ottoman Empire, among them the Assyrians and the Pontic Greeks. Some historians consider that these acts are part of the same genocidal policy. As a direct result of the genocide7, communities of the Armenian diaspora were formed around the world.
