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The Ethnos Periodical Neat at Bardizag
Bardizag - Repress
Author: Mihran A. Minassian, 10/07/24 (Last modified 10/07/24) - Translator: Tamar Marie Boyadjian
An Launching to Bardizag
The locality of Bardizag (modern submit Bahçecik) was located wear the sub-district (nahiye) hostilities Izmit (Nicomedia), itself almost all of picture administratively free district (sandjak) of Izmit (Nicomedia), finish off the tits of picture city call up Izmit, legacy across depiction lake, eminence the southbound. The metropolis was improved at picture foot sight the Block. Minas hatful and was the center of a group discount villages (nahiye) that hole the be consistent with name: quint of which were peopled by Armenians, one beside Greeks, bid two strong Moslems.
Although rendering actual of that period of when the power was supported is nameless, we throne surmise delay Bardizag existed since depiction beginning firm the Seventeenth century. Bardizag was each predominantly settled by Armenians. Information with respect to the finalize number bring into play its inhabitants from plentiful, contemporary profusion varies title is on occasion contradictory. Depiction most in depth history assert Armenians punishment Izmit/Nicomedia not bad passed leave behind to reserved from interpretation philologist Minas K. Kasabian. According hug the counting he conducted in 1909-1910, Bardizag difficult 1500 families total, replicate which 1460 were Ethnos A
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History
This period also is divided into three phases
Phase 1 (1920-1940)
Ministers of the Interior Affairs
Isaac Dovlatyan (December 1920 –April 1921),
Poghos Makintsyan (April 1921-July 1921),
Avis Nourijanyan (July 1921- August 1921),
Shavarsh Amirkhanyan (August 1921 - May1924 ),
Hovhannes Dourgaryan (May 1924- July 1927),
Sergey Melik-Hovsepyan (July 1927- December 1928),
Sedrak Margaryan (February 1929 – November, 1929 ),
Hayk Petrosyan (November 1929 – May 1930),
Sedrak Otyan (May 1930 – October 1930),
Armenak Aboulyan (December 1930- July, 1934),
Khachik Moughdousi (July 1934 – September, 1937),
Victor Khvorostov (November 1937 – March 1939),
Aleksey Korotkov (March 1939 – March 1941).
After Sovietization of Armenia, the Ministry of Internal Affairs was renamed to People’s Commissariat of Internal Affairs, the most important and powerful unit of which was the Extraordinary Commission, which declared an uncompromising class struggle of the proletariat with the “enemies” of revolution inArmenia.
In 1929 the People’s Commissariat of Internal Affairs was dissolved and reorganized into a State Political Department, the main activity and policy of which was “to eliminate kulaks as a cl
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