الموقفين البريطاني-الأمريكي تجاه الأزمة الأرمينية ١٨٩٥م

Abstract EN

The Armenian cause is one of the most prominent problems experienced by the Ottoman Empire in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and has been characterized by bloody internal events allowing for blatant European and American inter-ference in the Ottoman Empires affairs.

This harmed the Ottoman Empire.

It has therefore raised several questions; including what is the situation of Armenians within the Ottoman Empire.

What is their position on the Russian-Ottoman War 1877-1878? What did Armenians earn from supporting Russia in this war? To what ex- tent did Article (61) of the Treaty of Berlin on July 13i 1878 realize Armenians aspirations to establish a national State for them? To what extent have Armenian revolutionary associations and parties influenced the Armenian question? How do we explain the British position? Most importantly: how has the United States dealt with the atrocities committed against Armenians? That is what we're go- ing to turn his statement into search pages.

However the Ottoman Sultan tries to avoid cracking American- Ottoman relations by meeting Americans desire for compensation secretly.

The Armenian cause was an obstacle in Ottoman relations with both Britain and the United States of America because of the popular and ecclesiastical sympathy we observed in the two States towards Armenians Unmistakably this sympathy stems from the pressure of American missionary missions to support the Armenian Christian community at the expense of the Ottoman Muslims In particulari Sultan Abdul Hamid on the Ottoman side and American Ambas- sador to Istanbul Alexander Terrell on the American side played an important role in overcoming the obstacles to developing relations with the two countries.