The Armenian Genocide – Forced Marches and Mass Death (1915–1917) The Armenian Genocide occurred during the final years of the Ottoman Empire amid the chaos of World War I. Armenian communities, who had lived in Anatolia for centuries, were increasingly portrayed by the Ottoman leadership as an internal threat. The ruling Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) accused Armenians of sympathizing with Russia, using this claim to justify extreme measures against a civilian population. In April 1915,

Armenian soccer player Vahan Bichakhchyan's goal helped Polish soccer team Pogon to win against Azerbaijan soccer team "Qarabağ FK”. In a friendly match held in Belek, one of the cities of Turkey, Polish team Pogon and Azerbaijani team "Qarabağ FK" competed against each other. Armenian National team midfielder Vahan Bichakhchyan opened the score of the game by scoring a goal in the 23rd minute of the match․ He was substituted in the 73rd minute. At the end, his team Pogon won the game 4:2. Let u

Armenian soccer player Henrikh Mkhitaryan, with the Italian soccer club Inter, was declared the winner of the Italian Super Cup. In the match held at the King Fahd Stadium in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, the two Italian teams - Milan and Inter competed against each other. Armenian National team’s former captain Mkhitaryan was in Inter’s starting eleven and played the whole game. Mkhitaryan’s team won 3:0 and was declared winner of the Italian Super Cup. This is Mkhitaryan’s fifth Super C