I'm sorry that this question isn't too detailed but here it is. When I was in high school I took a class called History of Genocide, upon studying the Armenian Genocide, we learned that it was largely overshadowed by World War I and wasn't really known about because of, you know, the World War. It was told to us that the only reason the world learned of the Genocide is that a photographer who was stationed in Armenia took pictures and smuggled them out of the country. Who was this man, did he really exist or was he made up in some kind of fever dream? I've tried looking around on the internet and I can't find him, or at least I don't think I can. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thank you.
Most photograph that used for so-called Armenian genocide are fake. Some of them complately unrelated and few of them relased by Turks to prove killed muslim villagers by Dashnak Gangs but its end up EU TV channels and used for genocide propaganda. Turks don't have right to defend themself today too like happend at 1915 events. Today is not different than what happened 102 years ago.