Educational Posters For Teaching About The Armenian Genocide
Designed for classroom use, teacher workshops, exhibits and displays.
A set of five theme-oriented instructional posters that provide a visual overview of key events related to the Genocide, its prelude, methodology, and aftermath.
Each illustrated poster measures 19”x 25” and includes photographs, text, graphics and a chronology, helping students grasp essential components of each theme, and providing teachers a catalyst for further instruction, exploration and study.
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| Prelude to Genocide | Decapitation of a Nation | Deportation | Extermination | Aftermath |
“Aftermath” illuminates the fate of the survivors, including Armenian women sold in slave markets or taken in Moslem harems, the forced Islamization of children, starvation and destitution with hundreds of thousands of refugees seeking food, and the continued destruction of…
“Extermination” exhibits the extent of A chronology of monthly events from October 1916 to March 1918 with quotes by major figures from the period describing in detail the deliberate destruction of the Armenians and listing the growing reaction by public…
“Deportation” outlines the methodology used by the Turkish government to disguise the Armenian Genocide as a mass relocation program. The poster includes a chronology of events from May 1915 to February 1916 showing the deportation as an effective means for destruction…
“Decapitation” describes the events from February, 1914 to May, 1915 during which Turkish leaders put in place their plan and rationalization for the Armenian Genocide. The government first set out to destroy Armenian civic leaders and intelligentsia, prompting the reaction of the Allies…
“Prelude” provides an overview of Ottoman history from 1502 to 1913 revealing, including myths and realities. It includes a list of major historical events that led to the Armenian massacres of 1894-1896, 1909 and the Armenian Genocide of 1915. The poster includes…
This poster, designed to commemorate the centennial of the Armenian Genocide merges a tasteful artistic rendering of an archival photograph with a brief historical summary. The poster caption reads, “In 1915, on the orders of the Turkish leaders of the Ottoman…
