A full-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal on April 20, 2016 promoting this stance features three hands in the colors of three different nations at its bottom and declares "Truth = Peace."
A full-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal on April 20, 2016 promoting this stance features three hands in the colors of three different nations at its bottom and declares "Truth = Peace." After he gave an interview for the documentary Screamers criticizing this stance, a journalist was assassinated outside his newspaper office by a 17-year-old student. Adam Schiff proposed a yet-unpassed measure, known as House Resolution 106, that would formally condemn this stance. Stating the contrary to this stance is forbidden by one country's Article (*) 301, which considers it part of the vaguely-defined crime of insulting its national character. This stance argues that death marches through the desert during one event were simply "temporary relocations" and that a certain Christian group was "a security threat" during World War I. For 10 points, name this official stance of the Turkish government, which denies the fact that the Ottomans massacred over 1.5 million people of a certain ethnicity.
A full-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal on April 20, 2016 promoting this stance features three hands in the colors of three different nations at its bottom and declares "Truth = Peace."
denial of the Armenian Genocide [or equivalents saying that Turkey does not acknowledge that Armenian Genocide really happened; accept answers like Turkey not calling the Armenian Genocide a genocide; answers must include the phrase Armenian Genocide and that its veracity is being denied; prompt on simply genocide denialism; do not accept or prompt on Holocaust denial; do not accept or prompt on answers from Turkish ultranationalists like "lies about the Armenian incident" or whatever] 