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    LES PHOTOS DE SAMVEL KARAPETIAN TEMOIGNENT – ELLES D’UN GENOCIDE CULTUREL ?

    Le monastère d’Arakelots à Sassoun, l’église Sourp Partoghimeos de Van, le monastère de
    Khtskonq à Kars, l’église Arakelots de Mouch … ce ne sont que quelques uns des édifices historiques
    et culturels arméniens qui sont en voie d’être détruits en Arménie Occidentale occupée, et la trace
    de la présence arménienne est en train d’être définitivement effacée par le gouvernement turc.

    Une organisation, étudiant l’architecture arménienne, a pris des photos de la barbarie visant tous les
    monuments de style arménien.

    L’exposition de photos « Le génocide culturel » et la conférence consacrées à ce sujet, en France,
    présente les travaux de Monsieur Samvel Karapétian au cours des dernières années, accompagné
    pour les aspects historiques par Madame Mélanya Balayan, et pour les aspects analytiques par
    Monsieur Arménag Aprahamian.
    Les photos prises récemment et en 2002-2003 sont associées à des photos datant de cent ans, voire
    plus, montrant que des églises et des sculptures ont été transformées en mosquées, en étables ou
    complètement détruits.

    L’exposition et la conférence ont été organisées par l’Organisation Hay Djampa France et le Conseil
    National des Arméniens d’Arménie Occidentale.

    Peu de personnes savent, ce qui se passe en ce moment en Arménie Occidentale occupée. Ces
    actions doivent permettre de sensibiliser nos concitoyens et l’opinion internationale sur l’agression
    physique que supporte encore, le peuple arménien, 90 ans après le Génocide.

    Il est envisagé de mettre l’exposition et la conférence, à la disposition de plusieurs pays. De plus, les
    organisateurs réfléchissent à la réalisation d’une résolution dénonçant ces exactions auprès des
    organisations internationales, cette résolution étant l’objet final du cycle de conférence en France.

    Une fois encore, en 2005, les droits les plus élémentaires d’une nation plurimillénaire se trouvent
    bafoués par un gouvernement, héritier des crimes les plus odieux. Il est donc nécessaire que les
    droits démocratiques s’appliquent pour tous, y compris pour les Arméniens d’Arménie Occidentale
    descendants des rescapés du Génocide.

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