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Before dawn on April 24, 1915, Ottoman forces swept through Constantinople and arrested 250 Armenian leaders in a single night — the calculated first step in a state-organized campaign that killed approximately 1.5 million people and reshaped how the world defines genocide. The post Armenian Genocide: How Ottoman Leaders Silenced 1.5 Million in 1915 appeared first on History Collection.
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