1. Thou shalt not kill
Erdogan: Operation against Gaza is a massacre ??

2. million & half Armenian
a massacre of over a
million & half Armenian
Turkish civilians and soldiers watching their Armenians victims
Severe speech before the Turkish Parliament, Turkish Prime M. Erdogan Valid the Israeli operation against Gaza rally, called an international intervention. "Israel can not clean the blood on her hands by using excuses”

3. Dead Armenian heads, shown in Turkey

4. Thou shalt not kill
Armenian intellectuals hanging in the main square

5. Armenian intellectuals hanging in the main square

6. Erdogan: Operation against Gaza is a massacre???

7. Erdogan: Operation against Gaza is a massacre ??
Mother and son starving
Armenian corpses of children who died of starvation

8. Mother and son watching another son, died
Naked and starving Armenian orphan standing at the ruins of his house
Mother and son watching another son, died

9. Erdogan: Operation against Gaza is a massacre ??
Is it blurring facts of the massacre by Turks

10. Thou shalt not kill

11. Armenian deportees from their country

12. Refugees of the Armenian massacre

13. Refugees of the Armenian massacre

14. thousands of Jewish citizens
The expulsion of
thousands of Jewish citizens
from Tel Aviv-1917
Passover Eve, 1917 The commander of the Turkish Front ordered divorced all residents of Jaffa and Tel - Aviv
Jewish deportees from Tel Aviv, Photo: Beno Rotanberge
Deportees had difficulty dealing with the harsh conditions. Many did not last and died from exhaustion, disease and dysentery, typhoid cholera. Over 1500 men, women and children perished during the deportation of 18 months

15. Thou shalt not kill The persecution of the Kurds to this day
Kurds are a minority, which constitutes about 20% of Turkey's population, who aspire to self-determination and independence. They rebelled at Turkish government brutally suppressed the rebellion The next revolt broke in / 9 also brutally suppressed, using the deadly gas, which killed thousands of Kurds
Thou shalt not kill
The persecution
of the Kurds
to this day

16. ship's passengers "Struma"
The abandonment of the
ship's passengers "Struma"
Midst of World War Two, 770 Jews immigrants were on the rickety ship "Struma", Flee from fascist Romania, hoping to get passports in Istanbul, through which they could enter Palestine.
The passengers were left at Istanbul quarantined and forbidden to get off the ship (but eight of them). The immigrants were left on board, the supply received from the Jewish community in Istanbul, until supplies ran out. Inside the ship under sub - Terms and dysentery disease broke out and passengers suffered from the cold, crowding, filth and starvation.
Finally, the Turks decided to get rid of the "problem." On the night of February 23, 1942 “Struma” was dragged with a broken engine and broken anchor, by the Turkish ship to sea, out of Turkish territorial waters, where passengers were abandoned without food and water, hundreds of people crowded on board.
Later the ship was sunk, apparently by a Russian submarine, and all illegal immigrants (except for one survivor) Plunged to death

17. Bombing and invasion of Cyprus 1974 Thou shalt not kill
The Turkish invasion against Cyprus caused 6,000 people killed

18. Divert away from the true friends And became fundamentalist Islamic

19. Betraying the legacy of Ataturk
Mustafa Kemal Ata Turk, founder and first President of the Turkish Republic, the largest known figure of the 20th century
As president for 15 years until his death in 1938, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk encouraged a wide range of changes and reforms in the fields - political, social, economic and cultural sphere similar to that of any country in the world
Atatürk's legacy is still evident in the Turkish army, which sees itself as the guardian of secular Turkish nationalism.
Is it ??

20. Legitimizes terrorism
Incites the citizens of his country's
hatred of Israel and Jewish population

21. Operation against Gaza
Erdogan:
Operation against Gaza
is a massacre ???
Thou shalt not kill
Armenian boy died, the Armenian massacres in 1915