Discreet but proud: The Armenians of Istanbul Yasmin is one of about 60,000 Turkish-Armenians who form modern Turkey's Armenian community and have remained in the country despite the long shadow of history. The modern state of Armenia and the diaspora say that 1.5 million Armenians were killed in the first genocide of the 20th century from 1915 in a targeted Ottoman campaign to wipe them out of eastern Anatolia, a claim vehemently denied by Turkey. In daily life Turkey's Armenian community do everything to keep culture and language intact, despite being a tiny Christian community in a majority Muslim country. A voiced AFPTV report.