There are days in history when a few drops of ink and a couple of votes shed more blood than the most brutal battles. On June 1, 1920, it was this very day. In Washington, the summer heat was there, and in faraway Armenia, at the foot of the Ararat, people looked to the West as the only beacon of salvation. On that day, the American Senate decided not just the fate of the document, but the right to the existence of an entire people. President Wo…
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There are days in history when a few drops of ink and a couple of votes shed more blood than the most brutal battles. On June 1, 1920, it was this very day. In Washington, the summer heat was there, and in faraway Armenia, at the foot of the Ararat, people looked to the West as the only beacon of salvation. On that day, the American Senate decided not just the fate of the document, but the right to the existence of an entire people. President Wo…