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    KURDISH DOCUMENTARY BOOK CONCERNING ARMENIAN GENOCIDE TRANSLATED INTO PERSIAN

    Noyan Tapan
    Armenians Today
    Oct 23 2006

    YEREVAN, OCTOBER 23, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. The book entitled
    "Kurdistan during World War I and Armenian Genocide" was translated
    from Kurdish into Persian. The book written by Kurd historian
    Kamal Mazhar Ahmad was translated by Rauf Kyarim, as well a Kurd
    by origin. According to the "Alik" daily, the documentary work is
    valuable especially in the sense that its author is a Kurd, the book
    gives new documentary information to the readers about the Armenian
    Genocide. New facts appear concerning the Turky's anti-Armenian policy,
    when the book author uncover the young Turks' genocide programs and
    goals impartially and based on true bases, which, in words of Kamal
    Mazhar Ahmad, always attempted to ascribe their own sin to Kurds,
    to spread enmity among the latters and Armenians.
    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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    Very interesting, Joseph. Thank you.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Yavrum
      Very interesting, Joseph. Thank you.

      You're welcome Yavrum. It seems to be the trned lately that educated Kurds are starting to step up to their responsibility regarding theur role in the genocide. I'm certain we will see more books like this in the future.
      General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Joseph
        You're welcome Yavrum. It seems to be the trned lately that educated Kurds are starting to step up to their responsibility regarding theur role in the genocide. I'm certain we will see more books like this in the future.
        What I'm seeing just by reading all the Turkish posters here as well, is the Turkish government is still trying as hard as ever to be in denial of any culpability to the massacres and subsequent genocide that their own government at the time perpetrated. Using religion, they sent out religious orders that all Turks could by religious law kidnap Armenian girls for their harems. This happened in my own family and how many countless others? So many that I read about it's impossible to deny it. The Kurds were used as their henchmen. The blame rests squarely on the Turkish government shoulders and they don't like that.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Yavrum
          What I'm seeing just by reading all the Turkish posters here as well, is the Turkish government is still trying as hard as ever to be in denial of any culpability to the massacres and subsequent genocide that their own government at the time perpetrated. Using religion, they sent out religious orders that all Turks could by religious law kidnap Armenian girls for their harems. This happened in my own family and how many countless others? So many that I read about it's impossible to deny it. The Kurds were used as their henchmen. The blame rests squarely on the Turkish government shoulders and they don't like that.

          The Germans also had a hand in encouraging the Turks with regards to the relgious war aspect. You should check out this book "Like Hidden Fire" by Peter Hopkirk



          An excellent read.
          General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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          • #6
            Thanks for the tip. Looks interesting. I'm going to order one today.

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            • #7
              DISCUSSION OF ROLE OF KURDS IN ARMENIAN GENOCIDE TO BE HELD IN AMSTERDAM
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              >PanARMENIAN.Net
              >18.12.2006 14:53 GMT+04:00
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              >/PanARMENIAN.Net/ A meeting initiated by the Kurdish Dutch Cultural
              >Center Amsterdam (KNCCA) for a discussion on the Armenian Genocide of
              >1915, whereby the Kurds also played a role, will be held in Amsterdam
              >December 21. As a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter came to know from 'Abovyan'
              >Armenian cultural center in Amsterdam, the goal of the meeting is to
              >start a dialogue with each other based on the facts of the Armenian
              >Genocide and to try to come to reconciliation. Haydar Isik, a Kurdish
              >writer from Germany, from Noebar Sipaan, the chairman of FAON's 24
              >April committee representing the Armenian side will take part in
              >the discussion. Haydar Isik who comes from Dersim is an alevite. He
              >translated a book about the Armenian genocide into Turkish.
              >
              General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Joseph View Post
                KURDISH DOCUMENTARY BOOK CONCERNING ARMENIAN GENOCIDE TRANSLATED INTO PERSIAN

                Noyan Tapan
                Armenians Today
                Oct 23 2006

                YEREVAN, OCTOBER 23, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. The book entitled
                "Kurdistan during World War I and Armenian Genocide" was translated
                from Kurdish into Persian. The book written by Kurd historian
                Kamal Mazhar Ahmad was translated by Rauf Kyarim, as well a Kurd
                by origin. According to the "Alik" daily, the documentary work is
                valuable especially in the sense that its author is a Kurd, the book
                gives new documentary information to the readers about the Armenian
                Genocide. New facts appear concerning the Turky's anti-Armenian policy,
                when the book author uncover the young Turks' genocide programs and
                goals impartially and based on true bases, which, in words of Kamal
                Mazhar Ahmad, always attempted to ascribe their own sin to Kurds,
                to spread enmity among the latters and Armenians.
                THIS SEEMS VERY-VERY IMPORTANT. Thank you so much to have pointed this book.

                We must find it with the original cover in Persian and take a photo to make a JPG. With such a JPG, this will have an important pyschological and cultural impact on Arabs and Kurds of France.

                Thank you again. Nil.

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