Armenian Genocide - Americans spoke out against the genocide

Time: Jun, 1915

Place: Washington D.C., U.S.

Details: Many Americans spoke out against the genocide, including former president Theodore Roosevelt, Rabbi Stephen Wise, Alice Stone Blackwell, and William Jennings Bryan, the U.S. Secretary of State to June 1915.

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