Study
Some scholars, such as Mkrtich G. Nersisyan, Ruben Sahakyan, John Kirakosyan and Yehuda Bauer, subscribe to the view that the mass killings of 1894–96 were the first phase of the Armenian Genocide. Most scholars, however, limit this definition strictly to the years 1915–23.
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