The Ottoman Jihad - Turkey's Genocide: The Systematic Annihilation of 2.5 Million Christians (1914–1923) Between 1914 and 1923, successive Ottoman and Turkish nationalist regimes carried out a systematic campaign of extermination against the empire’s Christian minorities. Driven by an ethnonationalist ideology aimed at homogenising Anatolia, the authorities executed these campaigns through direct massacres, forced labour battalions, weaponised starvation, and brutal death marches. The collective human toll of these coordinated operations is estimated by international historical consensus to include approximately 1.5 million Armenians, 300,000 Assyrians, and 750,000 Greeks: Armenians (1.5 Million): Representing the vast majority of the pre-war Armenian population, these...