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20: 162: 34: 348: 113: 311: 333:. Their main aim was to pose resistance to the Ottoman Forces and to act as the defender of the Armenian nation. The ARF gained major importance during WWI on the Caucasus front, where they joined the Russian Army. Their participation contributed to the defeat of the Ottoman army in January 1916. Primary legions fighting with Russia in the Caucasus were the Armenian volunteer legion, staffed by the Armenian National Bureau (ANB) and through that indirectly through the ARF, dominating the ANB. The number of the fighters reached an estimated amount 5.000. 149:
circumvent the Ottoman censoring, new modes of expression were employed. Such were quoting of biblical passages and literary works, which enabled a restricted spreading of the knowledge of the genocide in international media and politics. Such information provoked international support systems such as the ABCFM, Armenian Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and the founding of the US Armenian relive committee, leading to fundraising and enacting international pressure.
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committees, doctors and nurses, local Muslims, and influential Armenian dignitaries and foreign missionaries. Those established a self-help network, which supplied deportees in camps with basic needs, such as food, fuelwood, and financial support through money transfer. This network saved thousands
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In the private sphere, resistance was present in the tiny moments of life. Family ties in the camps were attempts to create through their traditional functions a sense of normality. This social support system aimed to establish relative safety, cared for orphans, and provided health care under the
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From this onwards, the resistance conducted fewer public actions. Refugees were hidden in private homes, community centres, and children in orphanages. Military factories and hospitals under the influence of network members served the purpose of employing Armenians, providing them with a permit to
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officials on deportees and advice on how to survive in the camps helped Armenians to adapt to the new life realities. The full impact of the genocide was long withheld from the Ottoman and international public. Censorship of foreign embassies impeded international attention and intervention. To
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The majority of the Armenian population resented military resistance against the genocide and hoped instead for survival through displayed loyalty. Important actors of the Armenian community as the church toned down rebellious actions and emphasised patience instead.
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Those efforts were countered by Armenian attempts to mitigate the plight through the establishment of humanitarian networks. Those provided for basic needs like food and hiding places. Several armed uprisings attempted to resist deportation are notable, namely the
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of Armenians from death. At the beginning of the deportations, such efforts were still legal but with increasing tensions, those efforts faced crackdowns in 1915, criminalization and forcing to move into the underground.
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Kaiser, Hilmar. "Regional resistance to central government policies: Ahmed Djemal Pasha, the governors of Aleppo, and Armenian deportees in the spring and summer of 1915". Journal of Genocide Research.
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David, Monger (2018). "Networking against Genocide during the First World War: the international network behind the British Parliamentary report on the Armenian Genocide".
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Morris, Benny (2019). The thirty-year genocide: Turkey's destruction of its Christian minorities, 1894-1924. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press. p. 486.
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Gunn, Christopher (2019). "In Search of the "Immortal" Volunteers: The Legacy of Armenian Fedayis on the Caucasus Front, 1914–1916". Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs.
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refers to illegal conduct to mitigate the effects of deportation and prevent annihilation. Core actors of this resistance were religious and civic leaders, such as
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into uninhabitable deserts and mountain regions. The result was the homogenisation of the Ottoman Empire and elimination of 90% of the Armenian Ottoman population.
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Mouradian, Khatchig (2021). The Resistance Network, The Armenian Genocide and Humanitarianism in Ottoman Syria, 1915–1918. Michigan State University Press. p. 28.
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Mouradian, Khatchig (2021). The Resistance Network, The Armenian Genocide and Humanitarianism in Ottoman Syria, 1915–1918. Michigan State University Press. p. 28.
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established an important part of the resistance and was essential for survival. Smuggled letters of information about the developments in other camps, abuses of
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Suny, Ronald Grigor (2015). A history of the Armenian genocide: They can live in the desert but nowhere else. Princeton: Princeton University Press. p. 282.
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deportation important the ottoman troops in August 1915 and held out 25 days only to be defeated. Most of the population was killed or conducted suicide.
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in the Ottoman Empire) to secure the participation of the Armenians in the military operations against each other. The Ottomans held talks with the
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Mouradian, Khatchig. "Genocide and Humanitarian Resistance in Ottoman Syria, 1915-1916". Études arméniennes contemporaines, 2016. Vol.7 (7): 2, 4.
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Individuals, from the Muslim population, and officers as city authorities resisted orders of deportation and faced removal from their posts.
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Additionally, military efforts to counter the Ottoman Army were conducted by Armenian forces, such as the Armenian Resistance Forces (called
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Gunn, Christopher (2019). "In Search of the "Immortal" Volunteers: The Legacy of Armenian Fedayis on the Caucasus Front, 1914–1916".
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entered the city of Van and the Ottoman army retreated. After the ambush, estimated 50% of the population surrounding Van had died.
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Kaligian, Dikran (2014). "Anatomy of Denial: Manipulating Sources and Manufacturing a Rebellion". Genocide Studies International.
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around 30,000 Armenians in the city of Van, joined by Armenian refugees from surrounding villages, defended themselves during the
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The Armenian Resistance Forces (ARF) were established in 1890 out of Armenian volunteers called fedayis and of members of the
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before the World War I, both the Russian and the Turkish governments officially appealed to Armenian organizations (the
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move freely in the city and integrating them successfully into their new environment. This prevented their deportation.
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in the village of Adana 1915. The village of Adana circumvented deportation by withdrawing to the mountains of
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The Russian success was along the Southern shoulders of the offence, where Armenian volunteers occupied
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included military, political, and humanitarian efforts to counter Ottoman forces and mitigate the
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Other resistance movements were shattered and had the effect of annihilation of entire villages.
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Armenian deserters in the city of Zeitun, once more resisted the Ottoman army but were defeated.
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The Resistance Network, The Armenian Genocide and Humanitarianism in Ottoman Syria, 1915–1918
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The Resistance Network, The Armenian Genocide and Humanitarianism in Ottoman Syria, 1915–1918
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Previous Armenian military resistances against forces of the Ottoman Empire were namely:
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Ordered to Die: A History of the Ottoman Army in the First World War
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resistance. Current practice renamed the dish as "hreesi".
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was the response by the Armenian population in Van to the
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Previous military resistance against the Ottoman forces
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Armenian resistance in the Ottoman Empire during WWI
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Armenian resistance has left a symbolic dish. The "
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siege of Van
Armenian
rendering support
question marks, boxes, or other symbols
Armenian genocide
first World War
death marches
Defence of Van
Armenian irregular units
church

CUP

Defence of Van
Musa Dagh
Urfa resisted
Sasun resistance
Armenian
Zeitun Rebellion
Hamidian massacres
Defense of Van
Hamidian massacres
Khanasor Expedition
Armenian
Defense of Van
Sasun uprising
Sassoun

Urfa Resistance

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