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English: Cartoon in German magazine Kladderadatsch. The new toy reads “Armenia,” the old one “Bulgaria.” This cartoon mocks the victims of Hamidian massacres, suggesting that any complaints about them are just hypocritical attempts by Great Powers to mess with the Ottoman Empire.
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Source Kladderadatsch September 1895, reprinted in Ihrig, Justifying Genocide, 2016 p. 36
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