America and the World's Response

The delivery of humanitarian aid made the difference between life and death by starvation for countless survivors. International condemnation of the massacres propelled an international campaign at the end of WWI led by American philanthropies to rescue the survivors scattered across the Syrian Desert and to create orphanages to educate the thousands of destitute children.

Humanitarian Response

Philanthropic organizations in the United States, Great Britain, and elsewhere raised funds to assist survivors of the Armenian Genocide with food and shelter.

Witnesses and Condemnation

The Armenian Genocide was chronicled in the archives of the United States, Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, the Vatican, and the Ottoman Empire.

Media Testimony

The Armenian Genocide was chronicled by several prominent Western publications.

Memorialization

The Armenian Genocide is recalled with memorials around the world constructed by survivors and their descendants.