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  • #11
    Originally posted by Turanist
    again Armenia double standards. you provide so-called evidence but you not give source or reference or anything.
    Of course the main source of the Turkish Military Tribunals 1919-1920 was the Official Gazate of the Turkish Government at that time "Takvimi Vakaie" ...

    And hundreds of other newspapers of that time that were published in Ankara and Constantipole .

    For copies of "Takvimi Vakaie" you can visit the German, Austro-Hungarian, British , French and American Official archives ... All got copies of it .. except of course Turkey, who Suprizinly LOST (!!!!) those copies

    Do you think that cleansing the Turkish archives will help ? I don't think so, because the whole world have copies of those so-called LOST documents ... and Ottoman's Allies before thier enemies hold copies of them !!!!

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    • #12
      Iranian Ayatollah's Son Seyed Mohamad Ali Jamalzadeh

      Observations of Iranian famous writer,
      Seyed Mohamad Ali Jamalzadeh





      Seyed Mohammed Jamal Zadeh, the famous author and the innovator of Persian modern story–writing, The writer of “Once upon a Time”, “Lunatic Asylum” and “The Water's Way” and… books, crossed from the land of death and murder, exactly in the days that Ottoman Armenians were vagrant in the deserts and the Demon of death plumaged on them. He wrote his observations under the title of “My personal observations In world war one”. He emphasis that what is written in this chapter, is all the things and the events that he Personally saw them and saw them for oneself. He left Berlin for Baghdad in Spring of 1915, first went to

      Istanbul and then Aleppo and Baghdad, and returned from the same way.

      " We moved from Baghdad and Aleppo towards Istanbul by hand-cart and cart. From the first day’s of our journey, we met many groups of Armenians, which strangely were unbelievable, and the Turkish armed and rider gendarmes drove them (on foot) towards death and perdition. First it made us very surprised, but little by little we fall into the habit. That even we did not look at them, and indeed it was hard to look at them.By the hit of lashes and weapons, they drove forward hundreds of weeping weak and on foot Armenian women and men with their children. Young men weren't seen among the people, because all the young men were send to the battle fields or were killed for precaution (joining to the Russian army). Armenian girls had shaved all their hairs, and were completely bald, let not Arab and Turkish men annoy them. Two-three gendarmes by the hit of the lashes, drove this groups forward, like cattle. If one of the captives because of tiredness and weakness or accident, was remained behind, he was kept back for ever (he was killed.), and the groaning of his relatives were useless. So step by step, we saw Armenian men and women who were fallen near the road and they were dead, or they were giving life or agony of death. Later we understood that some of the young residents of that area had not kept honor of some Armenian girls who were dying or had died in order to satisfy their lust. Our way was in the direction of Western Bank of Euphrates, and everyday we saw the corpses in the river, which the river carry them with it. One night from these nights, we lodged in a place which was relatively habitable, and we could buy a lamb from the residents and cut its head and grill it. We disembowel the lamb near-by and it was a green liquid, like a liquid pottage (soup). Suddenly we saw a group of Armenian, which the gendarmes lodged them near to us, fell on the green liquid and ate it with guzzle and greedy. It was a sight which I will never forget it. Again, another day we lodged in a place, which a big caravan from the same Armenian under the control of Ottoman ride police were staying there. An Armenian woman with dead face and figure, came near to me, and with French language said: ”for God’s sake, buy this two diamonds from me and instead give me some food, because my children are dying from hunger.” Believe! that I didn’t took the diamonds, but I gave them some food. Even our food , little by little draw to an end, but yet there was several days to reach Aleppo, we encounter distress. We reach Aleppo and lodged in a big guest–house, its name was “Prince guest-house”, and the owner was an Armenian. Frighten as something, he came to us and said, Jamal
      Pasha entered Aleppo, and lodged in this guest-house, I’m scared that he will arrest and kill me, and seize the guest-house. By entreat and implore he wanted from us to go to Jamal pasha who was known as cruelty, and mediate. He said you are honorable people and maybe your mediate be effective, but it remained ineffective, and after hours it was revealed that the Armenian man was arrested and was send to Beirut and its suburbs, it was known that, a big shambles was made there. In short, we had a strange days, It was like a very frightening nightmare, which sometimes dominates me, and it saddens and persecutes me.

      Geneva
      14th January, 1971 Seyed Mohammad Ali JamalZadeh."

      What you red was a summery of JamalZadeh’s observations from Armenian massacre in Ottoman Turkey.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by maral_m79
        Of course the main source of the Turkish Military Tribunals 1919-1920 was the Official Gazate of the Turkish Government at that time "Takvimi Vakaie" ...

        And hundreds of other newspapers of that time that were published in Ankara and Constantipole .

        For copies of "Takvimi Vakaie" you can visit the German, Austro-Hungarian, British , French and American Official archives ... All got copies of it .. except of course Turkey, who Suprizinly LOST (!!!!) those copies

        Do you think that cleansing the Turkish archives will help ? I don't think so, because the whole world have copies of those so-called LOST documents ... and Ottoman's Allies before thier enemies hold copies of them !!!!

        Oh and by the way, I found you, pictures of the Takvimi Vakayi one of them is Takvimi Vakayi No. 3616 dated May 22,1919 reporting the Tribunals proceedings of the "Trabizond" deportation and Massacres ..... Which is the Thrid Picture ...

        The Second example, is Takvimi Vakayi 3791 dated January 1920 , and this one reported the trial of the perpetrators of the Massacres in Mamourat El Aziz "Harport, Kharpert" ....Fourth picture.


        You see for your eyes, and read what had your ancentors have to say about the atrocities that were commited against the Armenians 1915-1916.

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        • #14
          maral you show that it is fake.



          read it. it says word genocide. and it is date in January 1920. the word wasnt even around then.
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          • #15
            Oh Really !!!

            Originally posted by Turanist
            maral you show that it is fake.



            read it. it says word genocide. and it is date in January 1920. the word wasnt even around then.

            Excuse me, have you not noticed that the whatever it was written in English was a piece of paper that was meaning to "ONLY" explain and transelate whatever that was written in that issue of Takvimi Vakayi !!

            Or you thought that Takvimi Vakayi had a column written in English or something ?
            Why do you need the English translation anyway ?
            Aren't you a Turk ?
            Wasn't the gazette in written in Turkish ?


            Oh .... wait a minute , you have no idea about the Ottoman Alphabet
            Just likely, you have no idea about your national history.

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            • #16
              also the Ottoman writtings can not be even seen as eligible. so maybe Armenian make it using program like photoshops. then posting it on russian website.
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              • #17
                Originally posted by Turanist
                also the Ottoman writtings can not be even seen as eligible. so maybe Armenian make it using program like photoshops. then posting it on russian website.
                Then as I gave you numbers of issues and their dates, why don't you go and check before you judge ?

                You just don't want to believe it, and it's safer for you to deny the stegma of Genocide, rather than truely want to find the truth ... that's why you don't bother to check for yourself

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                • #18
                  you are very funny. and very stupid.

                  if Turkey admits your claim. isnt Armenia go to want to taking all the lands east of Sivas!?
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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by Turanist
                    you are very funny. and very stupid.
                    This accusation comming from you? Get real moron.

                    Originally posted by Turanist
                    if Turkey admits your claim. isnt Armenia go to want to taking all the lands east of Sivas!?
                    So it is your divine mission to reject any and all evidence no matter how factual, truthful and accurate - yeah we get it...(no we are not stupid...and no you are not funny - just pathetic...)

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                    • #20
                      no it is not! if there is real evidence i will examinations with it.
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