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Turks will never have honor.
We should destroy any Ataturk statue in different countries........Israel is one.
My truck and my long chain will do this one. Easy access.
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THREE ARMENIAN CHURCHES IN SYRIA DESTROYED BY ISIS
13:40, 14 Dec 2015
Siranush Ghazanchyan
The Assyrian International News Agency (AINA) has released the list of
Christian churches and monasteries in Syria that have been destroyed
by ISIS and other Muslim groups.
Attacks on Christians in Syria began almost immediately after the
Syrian civil war began. The attacks have targeted villages, churches
monasteries and the clergy, and have been perpetrated by Al-Qaeda,
the Al-Nusra Front, ISIS and other Muslim groups.
On February 23 ISIS attacked the 35 Assyrian villages on the Khabur
river in Hasaka, Syria, capturing 253 Assyrians. In the subsequent
months it destroyed 11 churches and villages, rendering some villages
uninhabitable.
According to the agency, three Armenian Curches have also been
destroyed by terrorists. The St. Rita Tilel Armenian Church in Aleppo
was bombed by ISIS on April 28. The Armenian Genocide Memorial Church
in Der Zor was destroyed by ISIS in September, 2014. The Armenian
Catholic Church of the Martyrs was torched by ISIS and its cross atop
its clock tower removed.
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The Bad Blood Between Russia and Turkey Is Spreading to Armenia and Azerbaijan
By John Dyer
December 3, 2015 | 2:02 pm
Escalating tensions between Russia and Turkey have spread to the Caucuses, a volatile region where both powers have long contested each other's influence.
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Taner Akcam, an expert in the Armenian genocide at Clark University in Massachusetts, said it's common for Turkey's antagonists to bring up the issue. Individually, the proposed Russian law was no big deal, he said. As part of a larger context, however, he was concerned about it.
"It won't have any effect. Everyone in Turkey understands it's a political issue, and people will laugh at it," Akcam told VICE News. "The Armenia- Nagorno-Karabakh-Azeri issue is more serious. I don't think the genocide recognition is a serious problem for Turkish-Russian relations. Turks will say 'So what?' But if things develop into a proxy war in the Caucuses, this is something very serious and something very scary."
This an article on VICENEWS,what a shame what do you expect from a $$journalist$$ that writes Caucasus wrong.
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Thata good......every Turk must do that including Erdogan.
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GUESTS FROM TURKEY VISIT TSITSERNAKABERD MEMORIAL COMPLEX
18:10 03/08/2015 Â" SOCIETY
A delegation of honorary guests, who arrived from Turkey for
participation in the opening of the 6th pan-Armenian Summer Games in
Yerevan, have visited today, on August 3 the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial
Complex and the Armenian Genocide Museum Institute (AGMI). They were
accompanied by President of the Pan-Armenian Games World Committee
Ishkhan Zakaryan and members the Executive Committee. The delegation
was composed of Van Mayor Bekir Kaya, Van Co-mayor Hatice Coban,
Bitlis Mayor Huseyin Olan, Mutk Mayor Ozcan Birlik, Norashen Mayor
Emin Ozkan, Diyarbakir's Sur district Mayor Fatma Sik Barut and
other high-ranking guests, the press service of the World Committee
of Pan-Armenian Games said.
In the newly-opened hall of the AGMI, the guests saw exclusive exhibits
and photos. Then the delegates laid flowers at the Eternal Flame and
bowed their heads in memory of the Armenian Genocide victims.
At the conclusion of the visit the honorary guests thanked the event
organizers and the Museum staff.
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lol.....I bet the cow will defect again. Smart cow.Leave a comment:
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Bovine diplomacy brings Turkey and Armenia one step closer
A cow that fled across the Arpaçay/Akhurian River from Turkey to Armenia required authorities resort to back-channel diplomacy for its return since neither country has official diplomatic relations with one another, resulting in one very roundabout bovine swap.
Bovine diplomacy brings Turkey and Armenia one step closer
The incident occurred on June 29th at the Arpaçay district of Turkey’s northwestern border province of Kars, when a cow left her herd and fled across the Arpaçay/Akhurian River between Turkey and Armenia after her Turkish cowherd beat her with a stick as she was grazing. Leaping into the river, the cow was initially caught in the water’s strong currents and struggled quite a bit. She was eventually rescued by Armenian border troops who brought her over to the Armenian side.
When the owner, Engin Karadağ, was told of this incident by the cowherd later that evening, he got in touch with the nearby Digor District Governor’s office. Digor District Governor İsa Bolat in turn got in touch with Armenian officials at the border on July 2nd requesting the cow to be returned.
The diplomatic contact was fruitful and the Armenian side agreed to return the animal. However since neither country maintains diplomatic relations with one another, citizens of one can’t access the other, making the exchange anything but straightforward.
Armenian troops brought the cow to the banks of the river with a rope tied around its neck, but the cow refused to cross of its own volition. Instead, the Armenians decided to toss the rope towards the Turkish bank of the river and the cow’s owner climbed into the water and pulled her back to his side.
“The district governor managed to negotiate the return of my cow, and after 3 days I finally got her back,” Karadağ told reporters afterwards, “I’m very happy that I got my cow back.”Leave a comment:
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Turkish intellectuals slam textbooks spreading 'hatred towards Armenians'
September 27, 2014 - 12:06 AMT
PanARMENIAN.Net - A group of academics, journalists, artists and
intellectuals have released a statement condemning in the harshest
terms what they define as expressions that include "open hatred and
hostility" towards Armenians in Turkish schoolbooks, which were
recently exposed by the newspapers Agos and Taraf.
The two newspapers recently published reports on hateful remarks
targeting Armenians in the textbooks used in history classes,
according to Today's Zaman.
A letter accompanying the text of the condemnation, written by
historian Taner Akçam, notes that including such expressions as lesson
material to teach children is a disgrace.
"Standing with integrity in the face of history is the prerequisite
for establishing the future on the foundations of friendship and
peace. I do hope that this signature campaign will be taken as a
scream from all of us for the publication of textbooks that we would
like to see," Akçam noted.
"The revolutions history and history textbooks should be collected
immediately, with an apology issued to everyone and particularly to
Armenian students. This is where the path to Turkish-Armenian peace
lies, at this time when we are approaching 2015," the statement reads.Leave a comment:
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