Bosnia: Commemoration of the victims of the Kapija massacre 28 years ago
Crimes against the youth of Tuzla In Bosnia-Herzegovina, the 71 victims of the Kapija massacre, who died in a grenade attack by the Bosnian-Serbian army…
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May 24, 1989: The expulsion of the Bulgarian Turks
34 years ago, on May 24, 1989, the mass exodus of around 350,000 Bulgarian Turks began, victims of a forced assimilation policy of the communist…
159 Years of Tsitsekun: The Genocide of the Circassians
After more than 300 years of warfare against the indigenous peoples of the Caucasus, the army of the Russian Tsarist Empire succeeded in bringing the…
159 years of Tsitsekun: The genocide of the Circassians
After more than 300 years of war against the indigenous peoples of the Caucasus, the army of the Russian Tsarist Empire succeeded in bringing the…
“Banishment to death” – Mezalim to the Crimean Tatars 79 years ago
79 years ago today, on May 18, 1944, more than 400,000 Crimean Tatars were deported from their homeland on the orders of the Soviet Union’s…
“Banishment to death” – Mezalim to the Crimean Tatars 79 years ago
79 years ago today, on May 18, 1944, over 400,000 Crimean Tatars were deported from their homeland on the orders of the head of state…
May 15, 1919: The prelude to the invasion and depopulation of Western Anatolia
It is May 15, 1919, when at 7:30 a.m. the Greek warships Patris and Atronitos moor at the port of Izmir and soldiers of the…
May 15, 1919: The prelude to the invasion and depopulation of Western Anatolia
It is May 15, 1919, when at 7:30 a.m. the Greek warships Patris and Atronitos moor at the port of Izmir and soldiers of the…
The massacre at dawn: 30th anniversary of the Ahmići massacre in Bosnia
The tranquil village of Ahmići in Bosnia-Herzegovina is not far from the town of Vitez. One of the most terrible massacres of Bosnian Muslims during…
The Greek Occupation of Western Anatolia 1919-1922
by Kemal Bölge Warships and landing craft at the port of Izmir On the morning of 15 May 1919, dark clouds gathered over the sky…