Ottoman Greeks

Target entity: Ottoman Greeks
Context triple: [Greek genocide, perpetratedAgainst, Ottoman Greeks]

• A. Phanariotes
  Phanariotes were influential Greek Orthodox elites of the Ottoman Empire, known for their wealth, education, and prominent roles in imperial administration and diplomacy.
• B. Arvanites
  Arvanites are a historically Albanian-speaking ethnic group in Greece, known for their distinct Arvanitika language and cultural traditions while identifying as Greek.
• C. Turkish Roma
  Turkish Roma are a Romani subgroup primarily living in Turkey, distinguished by their use of the Turkish language and cultural integration with Turkish society while maintaining distinct Romani traditions.
• D. Greco-Bulgarian communities
  Greco-Bulgarian communities were minority groups of ethnic Greeks living in Bulgaria and ethnic Bulgarians living in Greece whose legal and political status became the subject of international adjudication in the interwar period.
• E. Pontic Greek
  Pontic Greek is an endangered Hellenic language traditionally spoken by Greek communities around the Black Sea region, particularly in what is now northeastern Turkey and the Caucasus.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ottoman Greeks
Target entity description: Ottoman Greeks were an ethnic Greek minority living in the Ottoman Empire, known for their significant role in commerce, education, and culture, who suffered widespread persecution and mass killings in the early 20th century.

• A. Phanariotes
  Phanariotes were influential Greek Orthodox elites of the Ottoman Empire, known for their wealth, education, and prominent roles in imperial administration and diplomacy.
• B. Arvanites
  Arvanites are a historically Albanian-speaking ethnic group in Greece, known for their distinct Arvanitika language and cultural traditions while identifying as Greek.
• C. Turkish Roma
  Turkish Roma are a Romani subgroup primarily living in Turkey, distinguished by their use of the Turkish language and cultural integration with Turkish society while maintaining distinct Romani traditions.
• D. Greco-Bulgarian communities
  Greco-Bulgarian communities were minority groups of ethnic Greeks living in Bulgaria and ethnic Bulgarians living in Greece whose legal and political status became the subject of international adjudication in the interwar period.
• E. Pontic Greek
  Pontic Greek is an endangered Hellenic language traditionally spoken by Greek communities around the Black Sea region, particularly in what is now northeastern Turkey and the Caucasus.
• F. None of above. chosen