Talk:Stara Zagora massacre

Not sourced

This article makes claims with almost no sourcing and it doesn't make sense.

Why is there almost no sources for this massacre?
Why is the Batak massacre a year earlier so well developed with so many sources, yet is a smaller massacre?
Why does "the largest documented massacre in Bulgarian history " have almost no sources?
Why does "The Turkish Atrocities In Bulgaria" by The Bronx Times not even mention this massacre, despite being the largest in history?

Going to suggest this massacre did not happen and is being conflated with Batak massacre a year earlier but some old sources have wrong dates causing the confusion. Prove me wrong, but the evidence for this massacre is not sufficient. -- GreenC 04:45, 1 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Also, I spent a good hour looking for English language sources in archive.org and Google Books. This early holocaust deserves attention - if it occurred. -- GreenC 04:48, 1 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Hey, hey, hey, give me some time to write the article:). I usually write until it's finished, and then I post, but am super groggy at the moment, so I must have pressedd "Post".

My personal explanation is political reasons. During Totalitarian rule, it was next to criminal to suggest that "an established figure", especially a Russian, could have made any mistake.

I will try to pull you some international references too, later, but I am now trying to simply bring the article to a satisfactory end. 14:00, 20 May 2023 (UTC) VMORO 14:00, 20 May 2023 (UTC)[reply]