Re: Iranian-Armenian relations
That wasn't a Turk being interviewed in the story. Let me point out some Anti-Armenian points of view.
Nope, doesn't look like their intend on continuing the Khazar invasions that led to Armenia's loss of independence in the first place.
Right.... They conveniently use the "Muslim" card against our friendly neighbours in Iran and Palestinians (who were friendly to Armenian interests prior to the formation of the state of Israel) to justify hostile actions while Azerbaijan which is 99.999999% Muslim is a great friend to the J3wish faith. Please, this anti-Armenian B.S. makes me sick and it's so transparent that I can't see how you could possibly take a "pragmatic" view.
Oh, I'm sorry..... should there be a red carpet welcome your majesty?
Originally posted by Mos
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"Unlike Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kabardino-Balkaria, Dagestan and Chechnya, Armenia and Nagorny Karabakh never had significant J3wish populations.
The J3ws of Armenia were made up mainly of Ashkenazis from Eastern Europe whose immigration begins with Russian unification in 1828-1829 and lasts until the collapse of the Soviet Union."
The J3ws of Armenia were made up mainly of Ashkenazis from Eastern Europe whose immigration begins with Russian unification in 1828-1829 and lasts until the collapse of the Soviet Union."
"Moving to Karabakh was like a chance to start again, they treated us with respect there." In the 1970s and 1980s, the Groismans lived a relatively open xxxish life. They received regular packages from the Star of David association in Baku and raised their only daughter, Svetlana, to be proud of her heritage.
Svetlana Groisman comments, "What bothers me is the lack of attention we get as one of the only J3wish families in Karabakh. I want the right to lead a J3wish life here at the very least."
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