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Re: The sense of loss?
Hmmm *consults history books for Azerbaijan and Qarabagh....
its not in here, either of them...found an Artsakh though, but no Azeri Qarabagh...wonder why?
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Well I'm sure we all understand that now ... except the Turks and Azeri's, of course! They only know one word ... KHARABAGH.
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[QUOTE=ferdi2;265845]Originally posted by Crimson Glow View Post
If they were intent on eradicating every Armenian they could have summarily executed them on the spot.
One of the things I remember my Genocide surviving grandma telling me, who was from Bursa ,After witnessing rivers of blood coming down the hills, she couldn't understand how so many was killed she said "it takes a million hands to cut million people", she couldn't grasp The concept of organized and methodical,pre-planned killing which the modern world calls Genocide.
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Originally posted by ferdi2Originally posted by Crimson Glow View Post
yeah, special units probably being wild Kurdish bandits... b.astards. Anyway just how many Istanbul or Ankara Turks do you think were active in that region to carry out these supposed acts?
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You said enough, the rest of the sentence is a runon.
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Originally posted by Palavra View PostWho said less? casualties were near.
They did. They also used greeks for their invasion and They left anatolia after independence war.
You should take good and bad part of britain. You cannot choose whatever you want. You come dardenallas because of UK and You lost war because of cowardice of your men. is this sensible?
2. They didn't send in troops...occupy the whole of Turkey...and send the Turkish government off to be shot...and did nothing about the Armenian Genocide. Not a conquest in my book.
3. Yes you can. Because Brits hated colonials, and they were the officers in total control of the army. Aus+NZ used as cannon fodder. Aus+British officers refused to fight at night...NZ ones did. Its not cowardice but incompetence on the British and Australian side to see the logical way to victory.
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Originally posted by Saco View PostSo now, You become brit? werent you accusing brits for your defeat?
Just because he says NZ was part of the British Empire doesn't mean he's saying he's British. Is this how a Turkish wolf's mind always works? Just read a post as it's written and stop looking for holes for Ataturk's sake!Last edited by hipeter924; 04-30-2009, 02:54 AM.
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1. What? So you can say "80,000 people (or that sort of large number) heroically died defending their country, oh and by the way...our enemies lost far less than us and won the entire war"
2. Does it really matter. They could have conquered it...and they sure as hell didn't decide to.
3. Failed logic of yours there. :P Britain controlled the Empire...that does not mean that its colonies did not have some form of self governance...they had to...Britain was so far away.
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Originally posted by Palavra View PostAgree. You had better weapon and more soldiers. That is why we glorify dardanellas wars.
Hmm. Infact, Brits entered istanbul later.
So now, You become brit? werent you accusing brits for your defeat?
2. Does it really matter. They could have conquered it...and they sure as hell didn't decide to.
3. Failed logic of yours there. :P Britain controlled the Empire...that does not mean that its colonies did not have some form of self governance...they had to...Britain was so far away.
4. For final point....I'll leave that for next timeLast edited by hipeter924; 04-30-2009, 02:42 AM.
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You dont need to put precondition for a law in your own country. Turkey limited selling land to others when we are in a custom union. It is more simple than You think.(legally.) Specially a country ruled by mafia.(and illegally)
You can afraid from that after opening borders, ROA cannot make enemity against Turkey but It is funny to afraid that turkey will overtake ROA with trade..
I am waiting. Turkey will gain some from trade but Lost from opening border will be bigger.
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