“Voices” is built around four interviews with survivors of the Armenian and Greek genocide, a span of nine years from 1915 to 1923 when a million and a half people were murdered, tortured, starved and deported by the Turkish government. 

Many historians call what happened to the Armenian people the first genocide of the 20th century — a mass killing that occurred before the term genocide was even coined. And there are plenty of eye-witness accounts, photographs and documents to support their story.