Armenian Genocide - Morgenthau memoirs
Time: Friday Jul 16, 1915
Place: U.S.
Details: As the orders for deportations and massacres were enacted, many consular officials reported what they were witnessing to Ambassador Henry Morgenthau, Sr., who described the massacres as a "campaign of race extermination" in a telegram sent to the United States Department of State on 16 July 1915. In memoirs that he completed during 1918.
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