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Armenians celebrate the new constitution

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Armenians celebrate the new constitution

The entrance of the Armenian Church St. Trinity where the Armenians are celebrating the new Constitution, established after the Young Turk Revolution of July 3, 1908

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© Mary Evans/Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

24th Armenian Armenians Constantinople Constitution Declaration Deposed Istanbul Proclamation Revolution Revolutionary Trinity Turk Turks Ottoman


EDITORS COMMENTS
This historic photograph captures the joyous celebration of the Armenian community in Istanbul (then known as Constantinople) as they gather at the entrance of the Armenian Church of St. Trinity on April 24, 1908. The occasion marks the proclamation of the new Ottoman Constitution, established after the Young Turk Revolution on July 3, 1908. The Young Turk Revolution was a pivotal moment in Turkish history, leading to the deposition of the absolute monarchy and the establishment of a constitutional government. The Armenian community, who had long suffered under Ottoman rule, saw this as an opportunity for political and social advancement. The new constitution granted greater civil liberties and religious freedom, allowing non-Muslim communities like the Armenians to participate more fully in political and civic life. The photograph shows a sea of young, excited faces, many holding flags and banners, gathered around the church's entrance. The atmosphere is one of hope and optimism, as the Armenian community embraces the promise of a new era. The Ottoman Empire, which had ruled for centuries, was on the brink of transformation, and the Armenians were eager to be a part of it. The St. Trinity Church, located in the heart of Istanbul, served as a symbol of the Armenian community's resilience and determination. The church, built in the late 19th century, had survived the constant political upheavals of the Ottoman Empire and remained a source of pride and strength for the Armenian community. This photograph is a testament to the power of constitutional government and the hope it brings to communities long oppressed by authoritarian rule. It is a reminder of the importance of political freedom and the role it plays in shaping the future of nations and their people.

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