The Armenian massacres as reported in the Argus newspaper, 1894-98 - Stavridis, Terry;Kateb, Vahe
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The Armenian massacres of the 1890s were widely reported in the Australian Colonial Press at a time when Australia didn't exist as a nation. The Argus newspaper was very sympathetic to the Armenians and anti-Turkish in its published news articles, editorials, and special stories. It was the leading conservative newspaper in colonial Victorian society providing information to its readers of the suffering of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire. As part of a global empire, the Argus supported the role and involvement of Great Britain in Near Eastern affairs.

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The Armenian massacres of the 1890s were widely reported in the Australian Colonial Press at a time when Australia didn't exist as a nation. The Argus newspaper was very sympathetic to the Armenians and anti-Turkish in its published news articles, editorials, and special stories. It was the leading conservative newspaper in colonial Victorian society providing information to its readers of the suffering of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire. As part of a global empire, the Argus supported the role and involvement of Great Britain in Near Eastern affairs.
Autorenporträt
Terry Stavridis has an MA in modern Greek history covering the period 1912-23. He is the author of a couple of books and book chapters dealing Greek, Armenian and Assyrian Genocides. He has also taught at university and community college both in Australia and the US.