From "Germany and the Ottoman, Empire, 1914-1918" Princeton University Press, 1968
The Armenian Persecutions After the successful struggle of the various Balkan peoples for independence during the preceding hundred years, the largest Christian national group left in the Ottoman empire in 1914 were the Armenians, most of whom lived in the eastern portions of Anatolia' After submitting for centuries to legal discrimination, harassment, and misgovernment—which earned them the designation of the "loyal community" (Millet-i Sadika) by their Turkish overlords—many Ottoman Armenians had become increasingly restive and nationalistic in the course of the 19th century. Since their requests for efficient and fair government . . . . . .
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