Timeline of Armenian national movement

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Caucasus Campaign, Van Resistance of 1915, Khanasor Expedition

The following is the Timeline of Armenian national movement which is the collection of activities during the Armenian national movement.

1860

  • 1862: Zeitun Uprising (Ottoman Empire)

1870

  • May 1878: Treaty of San Stefano, Article 16 (Ottoman Empire)
  • June 1878: Treaty of Berlin Article 61 (Ottoman Empire)
  • June 1878:
    Catholicos Mgrdich Khrimian
    patriotic speech “The Paper Ladle” (Ottoman Empire)

1880

1890

1900

1910

  • 1911: George V becomes Catholicos of All Armenians
  • 1912 January: The arrest of Armenian intellectuals (Russian Armenia)
  • 1912 November: George V creates the Armenian National Delegation, led by Boghos Nubar

1914

  • 1914 January–February:
    Armenian reform package
  • 1914 November 1:
    Caucasus Campaign
    )
  • 1914:
    Caucasus Campaign
    )

1915

  • 1915 March: Zeitun Resistance (
    Armenian Resistance
    )
  • 1915 April–May:
    Armenian Resistance
    )
  • 1915 May 27:
    Tehcir Law
  • 1915 June: Shabin-Karahisar uprising (
    Armenian Resistance
    )
  • 1915 June: Musa Dagh Resistance (
    Armenian Resistance
    )
  • 1915 July 26: Battle of Manzikert
  • 1915 September:
    Armenian Resistance
    )

1916

  • 1916 August:
    Caucasus Campaign
    )

1917

1918

  • 1918 March 3:
    Caucasus Campaign
    )
  • 1918 May 26:
    Caucasus Campaign
    )
  • 1918 May 28: Official declaration of
    Caucasus Campaign
    )
  • 1918 June 4:
    Caucasus Campaign
    )
  • 1918 October 30:
    Caucasus Campaign
    )

1919

  • 1919 January 29: Aram Manukian dies
  • 1919 July 5:
    Turkish Courts-Martial of 1919–1920

1920

  • 1920 August 10: Treaty of Sèvres
  • 1920 September 29-December 2: (
    Turkish and Soviet Invasion of Armenia
    )
  • 1920 November 25: Simon Vratsian becomes Prime Minister
  • 1920 November 29: Soviet army in Yerevan and fall of Armenian government
  • 1920 December 3: Treaty of Alexandropol

1921

1922

See also