The Hellenic Genocide encompasses the organized violent actions, instigated repeatedly over the years and on various occasions by the Ottoman or Turkish Central Authorities, for the cleansing of Hellenes from their ancestral lands which had come under Turkish control. Such deliberated and premeditated brutal actions included killings, serious bodily and mental harm, physical destruction and forced immigration of Hellenes living mainly in Pontos, Anatolia, Imbros, Tenedos, Thrace, initially and, later on, in Constantinople and Cyprus. Even the prevention of births by the deliberate and preferential killings of the male population from 16 to 60 years of age, which occurred during the forced evacuation of the Hellenes living in the Turkish State in 1922 is considered by the United Nations definition ⁽¹⁾ to constitute Genocide.

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