Biography of Turkish foreign representatives of those killed by ASALA terrorist organization (1973-1985)

The Armenians, who have not been able to maintain their existence in a fully independent manner in East Anatolia and Cilicia for a long time, have maintained their social presence by recognizing the sovereignty of the strong political structures that dominate the region. Even though they were dominated by important political and administrative structures such as Persian, Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman Empire, they lived their most comfortable and privileged periods during the Ottoman Empire. The Armenians, who came to the fore with their active participation in administrative and social life, and were given the title of national faithful, were elected in the 19th century. They have engaged in serious destructive activities since the second half of the century. Missionary activities, especially conducted through the Armenian Church, have an important role in destructive actions. Missionary activities that began in the 19th century led to the Armenians being provoked against the Turks. In these provocations, some Western States that wanted to dominate the geography of the Ottoman Empire took an active role. As a result, various organizations were established and activities for establishing an independent Armenian state were initiated at the end of 19th century. However, as a result of the provocation of the great states, the events caused by the Armenian militants working against the Turks in the First World War completely diverted the two communities. Since the 1970 the hatred and disgust have grown in activities under the umbrella of the Armenian terrorist organization ASALA, Turkey's foreign missions are to achieve the objectives sought to attack and the murder of innocent people.