Turkey and ‘Turks’ in Postwar Armenia: Anxieties, Meanings, and Politics After the 2020 Karabakh War

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Figure 1. A collage circulated on social media during the war, drawing a comparison between Armenians deported during the 1915 genocide and Armenians fleeing Nagorno-Karabakh during the 2020 war.

Figure 2. Leaflet reading ‘From now on, on April 24 and always, I elect my countless martyrs and [our] sons that were sent to the gallows before our eyes—an Armenian’. Photographed by the author in Yerevan, Armenia, July 2021.

Figure 3. ‘The Turk is my enemy.’ Screenshot of a Facebook profile picture frame.

Figure 4. ‘The Turk is my enemy.’ Protest banner held during an opposition meeting on 5 April 2022. Photographed by Narek Aleksanyan for Hetq.am. Permission granted for reuse by author/copyright holder.

Figure 5. ‘There is a devil, there is a devil’. Still frame from the campaign video ad of the ‘I have Honour Alliance’, posted on the alliance’s Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/pativunenk/videos/512920409924360.