Abstract

In this article, the situation of Turks who were massacred by Armenians and the Turks who had to leave their land because of Russian invasion and Armenian massacres are compared with the situation of the relocated Armenians, during and after the World War I. It is evidenced by documents that the losses of Turks were much higher than the losses of Armenians, and the number of Turkish migrants who had to leave their land because of the Russian invasion and the Armenian massacre were about 3.5 times higher than that of the relocated Armenians. It was also evidenced that 2/3 of Turkish migrants had lost their lives during their migrations.