The Ottoman army was defeated in Sarikamish and suffered major non-combat attrition due to diseases and other factors, which made them precarious on the Eastern Front. The defection of a group of Armenians caused all Armenians to be cast aside by the Turks. Therefore, the Young Turks began to consider how to solve the "Armenian problem" permanently. At one time, about 30 to 40 doctors were quarantined in the "infectious disease hospital" in Errum. "They all contracted typhus, and in the end, at least half of them failed to survive."
The above is taken from [The Decline and Fall of the Ottoman Empire: World War I in the Middle East].
Not in line with the historical reality, (the doctors are all on the death line and there are Mary Su-like love encounters?) Taking such a thing under the background with such rich connotations?
Some friends commented that Turkey is the big brush of imdb, so you can see that the Turks' ideology of the people on the Armenian issue, from this point of view, not only the Kurds, but also on the Armenian issue, the Middle East will make waves again.
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