What on earth do you want? The question is settled. There are no more Armenians.
Turkish Ottoman politician (1874–1921)
He directed the arrests, deportations, and systematic killings that erased a million Armenians from the Ottoman Empire during World War I. Convicted in absentia, he fled to Berlin and was shot dead by a survivor in 1921.
Talaat rose through the Committee of Union and Progress during the Hamidian era, leading its Salonica chapter before the 1908 Young Turk Revolution restored parliament. Elected deputy from Adrianople, he became Minister of the Interior and helped topple Sultan Abdul Hamid II the following year. Crises in the Balkans and internal power struggles turned him and the Unionists from multicultural Ottomanism toward hard-line Turkish nationalism. In 1913 he and Ismail Enver staged a coup; after their partner's assassination, an autocratic triumvirate—Talaat, Enver, and Ahmed Cemal—ruled the Empire. H…
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What on earth do you want? The question is settled. There are no more Armenians.
The Turkish elements here referred to were shortsighted, fanatical, and yet sincere in their belief. The public encouraged them, and they had the general approval behind them.
The Porte, acting under the same obligation, and wishing to secure the safety of its army and its citizens, took energetic measures to check these uprisings.
We need to tranquilize our neighbors. State officials ought to remain in ignorance. Let the Armenians wait, opportunities will certainly come our way too.
I have accomplished more toward solving the Armenian problem in three months than Abdul Hamid accomplished in thirty years!
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