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What's the World-wide Armenian population?
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Re: What's the World-wide Armenian population?
Originally posted by DennisTheMen View Post
if we count the true accuracy of Armenians in the whole world that aren't assimilated then we would be around ..........
If you really want to be accurate then you should discount also those who are in danger of assimilation, because by definition anybody who is in danger of assimilation .... its only a matter of time.
Its no different when you go shopping with $100 in your pocket and claim
you will have $100 since you would have spent part of it by the end of the day.
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Re: What's the World-wide Armenian population?
Originally posted by lampthousands of Armenians scattered by genocide and invasion through the centuries have fled to lands as far apart as Hungary to Afghanistan. Their descendants today have been assimilated. The true figure may be much more than 10 million, if assimilated Armenians are included
It's hard to track Armenians world-wide when a lot of Armenians with Armenian names are just assimilated..
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Re: What's the World-wide Armenian population?
thousands of Armenians scattered by genocide and invasion through the centuries have fled to lands as far apart as Hungary to Afghanistan. Their descendants today have been assimilated. The true figure may be much more than 10 million, if assimilated Armenians are included
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Re: What's the World-wide Armenian population?
Turks are 58-70M world-wide it is true that in Turkey a lot of ethnic groups especially on the Eastern side of Turkey are Kurds/xxxs/Assyrians/
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Re: What's the World-wide Armenian population?
Originally posted by DennisTheMen View PostSome sites say 6,000,000 or 7,000,000 then some sites say 10,000,000 or 12,000,000...
does anyone know the exact statistics.
Some sites say there are 1.5M Turks/Tatars in Turkey. Out of 72M population 24M are Kurds 16M converted to Islam concealed Armenians and the rest - are half-breed Armenians, Greek, Assyrians, Persians etc. Does anyone know the exact statistics?
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Re: What's the World-wide Armenian population?
Originally posted by londonSurely before counting one has to define what ( who ) is an Armenian
Wikipedia most likely counts all Armenians with a ending "Yan" or "ian" as Armenians because a lot of Armenians with Armenian sounding names aren't actually Armenian but Assyrians and other middle-easterns.
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Re: What's the World-wide Armenian population?
Surely before counting one has to define what ( who ) is an Armenian?
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Re: What's the World-wide Armenian population?
Wikipedia says there is 11-12M Armenians world-wide!!
you forgot that there is Hamshen Armenians/Cherkesogai etc.
There is 80,000 Armenians in Central Asia.. which is not something Armenians usually forsee on the Internet.
There is 5,000,000 Georgians world-wide... it's Impossible that there is 7M Armenians world-wide... the Internet does not count all Armenian diaspora only the statistics which doesn't give a accurate answer most of the time.
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