Talk:Armenian rebellions in the Ottoman Empire

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- 1.1 Extremely Pro-Turkish Article
- 1.2 Itemized list of disbutes!

[edit] Extremely Pro-Turkish Article

This article is extremely pro-Turkish point of view. The sources are few without giving any sources on some of the important issues. It doesn't even consider the opposite side of view (Armenian side). Also it avoinds talking about the Armenian Genocide only mentioning twice without and details. This article was the most POW article I have ever countered. If there was an articel like this that was pro-Armenian it would be bombardet with people asking for deletion. This articel should have more information from the opposite side of view, but not only from one view. I am not saying there was no Armenian revolt but in the articel it never mentions the real reason (it only gives pro-Turkish reasons for the revolt) and how Turkey responded and after it was ended how Turkey continued to pressure and revange which led to many other problems with the Armenian populaton. ROOB323 08:59, 7 January 2007 (UTC)

Agreed with ROOB, this article needs some serious cleaning or possibly a merger with Armenian national liberation movement. I question even the name of the title "Armenian rebellions" as I did a search on google and almost all the links that came up were Turkish. Anyone have a suggestion for a more neutral title? Plus I would like to add that the picture that is on top of the page suits more to be in the Armenian national liberation movement article simply because of the title which reads "Liberty of Death" ...liberty - liberation. - Fedayee 14:53, 4 February 2007 (UTC)

What exactly seems to be problem? As for the name, how about Armenian Revolts or Armenian Insurgency or Armenian Terrorist Operations or Armenian Uprisings or Diaspora Funded Destructive and Divisive Operations or Armenian Treason or Armenian Land Grab Attempts or The Armenian Betrayal or Armenian Alliance with Enemies of the Ottoman State or Armed aArmenian Aggression of Toward Unarmed Civilians in the Ottoman Empire, and so on? I like treason myself. How about you guys? --Oguz1 19:12, 3 April 2007 (UTC)

Oguz1 go ahead and try changing the name to those names you listed above and see if you will be successful adding all those POV and nationalist infomration in the article. ROOB323 20:13, 3 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Itemized list of disbutes!

The person who added the dispute also has to ITEM by ITEM needs to prove that dispute is based on some facts not to POV. Thanks...--OttomanReference 14:33, 20 February 2007 (UTC)

I agree. Be specific. --Oguz1 19:13, 3 April 2007 (UTC)

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