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Adnan Harun Yahya









































                                                                     Garabet Amira Balyan, an Ottoman Ar-
                                                                      menian, was one of the Palace Archi-
                                                                     tects during the reign of Sultan Abdul-
                                                                    mejid I. His most important work is the
                                                                    Dolmabahçe Palace, which he built with
                                                                                   his son Nigoğos Balyan.



                        to conflicts. While the rationality of the decision to relocate the Armenian

                        population revealed questionable judgment in the way national security was
                        handled, it is quite clear that the decision was based on a desire to ensure the

                        safety of the innocent Armenian civilians that had already suffered due to the
                        situation. Many women, children and elderly living in conflict zones had

                        trouble accessing food, clean water or medical assistance due to the riots,
                        while many others lost their lives in gang attacks. For this reason, Armeni-

                        ans living close to the conflict zones were relocated to Syria, a southern Ot-
                        toman territory.


                            The Ottoman Council of Ministers' decision of May 30, 1915 is a testa-
                        ment to the Ottoman administration's just approach to the issue. So much
                        so, the decision introduced strict measures to help the relocated citizens, in-

                        cluding careful protection of their lives and properties, allocations from the
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