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A promise to study to become medical doctor and return his family takes an unexpected turn as The Turks perform barbaric acts to slaughter and kill.
1 of 1 found this helpful This is an epic film which depicts a dark place in mankind's history. As the story unravels the viewer becomes aware in a fairly gentle fashion, the first Genocide of the 20th Century which took place starting in 1915, just around the time of WW1. It was not part of WW1 but it was pre-meditated atrocity on the entire civilized Armenian population by the the Turkish Government who managed to murder half the nation targeting the the leaders, the most educated, the teachers, the physicians, the well to do leaving the weaker to be marched into the deserts of Syria without food or water. Mothers , children and babies. With all this happening the film manages to show heartbreaking love story, it shows the emotions of the people and the society from which they came. Unfortunately to this day, Turkey refuses to acknowledge the horrors that they performed on The Armenians. They wanted , the wealth, the achectectuure, the buildings the land the riches the art the possessions They drove the Armenians right out of their ancient homeland, killing the heads of households, pillaging the homes, taking the anything they wished to pit their hands on including taking children and the most beautiful women, during mass graves, smoking innocent people men, women and children, ripping open pregnant women's bellies, nailing some while alive to crosses , driving people on foot into the desert until they collapsed from lack of water, food, burnt to a crisp and dehydrated until they would just fall down and die. Many would be whipped if they weren't't keeping up. Many would be taken as concubines. All this done to good innocent people who were civilized and kind.
The word Genocide was actually coined to describe the ethnic cleansing that tool place on the Armenians. When Adolph Hitler decided to enter into a murderous act much like The Turks had, His aides asked "How do you think you can get any with this?" Adolph's answer was "who ever remembered the Armenians?" Many of Hitler's brutal ideas came from what the Turks did to the Armenians during The Armenian Genocide.
This is an important film because it is about a barbaric genocide that has been referred to as "The Forgotten Genocide" The world must know about this. It must be taught and this wonderful film is an introduction to The Armenian Genocide with a love story entwined and the story being told in a fairly gentle way.