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  • #21
    Re: Hemshin peoples

    Utan kopek? do you wanna learn better insults at Turkish? I can teach you turkish.

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    • #22
      Re: Hemshin peoples

      Originally posted by Armanen View Post
      I'd be skeptical of what the turks have to say about the hemshen. Do some of them identify as turks? absolutly, do others identify as only hemshen? yep, and do some see themselves as some kind of Armenian? that's also affirmative.

      The point I was trying to make is that there are quite a number of people in occupied Western Armenia who still remember their Armenian origins and would be easy to assimilate back into Armenianess.
      Oh yes your statement is very true Armanen jan as a matter of fact there are a great deal of them; but thanks to controlling (to say the least) turkish regime they are mostly afraid and not only Hemshins origin; but other Armenians also from turkey are brought to the main cities by diasporan Armenian organizations as most of them would love to get out of there; and I dont blame them one bit.

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      • #23
        Re: Hemshin peoples

        Originally posted by Anoush
        Oh yes your statement is very true Armanen jan as a matter of fact there are a great deal of them; but thanks to controlling (to say the least) turkish regime they are mostly afraid and not only Hemshins origin
        Anoush and Armanen, you are persuading yourselves. If there was a significant hidden Armenian population preserving its true identity in Turkey, I would inevitably know some of them. And that's not the case.
        I just try to depict the reality of Turkey, don't misunderstand me. I would be glad if we indeed such an Armenian population, unfortunately we don't.

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        • #24
          Re: Hemshin peoples

          Originally posted by Hye_Psycho View Post
          the mere fact these people go by the name of "hamshen" and not "hye" makes the premise of this thread redundant
          Isn't that like the Quebecois? They don't call themselves French, they are Quebecois.
          Achkerov kute.

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          • #25
            Re: Hemshin peoples

            Originally posted by seruven View Post
            Anoush and Armanen, you are persuading yourselves. If there was a significant hidden Armenian population preserving its true identity in Turkey, I would inevitably know some of them. And that's not the case.
            I just try to depict the reality of Turkey, don't misunderstand me. I would be glad if we indeed such an Armenian population, unfortunately we don't.
            I used to think there weren't any, either. But there are, and more than I expected.

            But how would you know about hidden Armenians?

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            • #26
              Re: Hemshin peoples

              Hope is a precious thing but stupidy is not. There is not enough reason to stay hidden at these times.

              We are not living at 1915.

              But how would you know about hidden Armenians?
              how would you know?

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              • #27
                Re: Hemshin peoples

                Originally posted by Anonymouse View Post
                Isn't that like the Quebecois? They don't call themselves French, they are Quebecois.
                Yeah, and the country ones think Voltaire and all those philosophes were f-ags :P

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                • #28
                  Re: Hemshin peoples

                  Thank you for the debate and the information.




                  Kind regards. Nil (Paris)
                  #610

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                  • #29
                    Re: Hemshin peoples

                    Armenian is whoever has Armenian ethnic consciousness. There is no such thing as "Armenian blood" and whoever creates artificial racial barriers is working against our interests by dividing the nation. Armenia should be big and that can occur by reaching to as many people as possible.

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                    • #30
                      Re: Hemshin peoples

                      And this means that we should work with Hamshens and create an Armenian minority inside Turkey so as to intervene in their internal affairs, instead of the suicidal and idiotic policies that people like Vigil suggest (that we should dump them).

                      Quite frankly, I think we should watch out because many self-portrayed "Armenian ultanationalists" might work for foreign services.

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