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    Spiritual Leader Of German Churches Expresses Support For Recognition Of Armenian Gen

    SPIRITUAL LEADER OF GERMAN CHURCHES EXPRESSES SUPPORT FOR RECOGNITION OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE

    ANTELIAS, LEBANON, 29 JUNE, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. In a letter
    to His Holiness Aram I, Armenian Catholicos of Cilicia, the spiritual
    leader of the German Protestant Church, Bishop Wolfgang Huber has
    affirmed his full support for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide
    and has promised to exert efforts in this direction. According to the
    Communication and Information Department of the Armenian Catholicosate
    of Cilicia, Bishop Huber has informed the Catholicos about the
    work carried out by the German Churches for the recognition of the
    Armenian Genocide. He has ensured Aram I that he personally and the
    churches he presides over will pursue their efforts: "Most recently
    the German Parliament accepted a common statement on the issue. It
    does not fulfill all expectations but can be seen as a step in the
    right direction ... I tell you this in order to assure you, that EKD
    and myself will try to do what we can to intensify the process of
    recognition of the Armenian Genocide and to encourage a process of
    reconciliation between the Armenian and the Turkish people." Bishop
    Huber is a personal friend of His Holiness Aram I. The Catholicos
    had written to him a month ago, requesting his support in the efforts
    for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide by Germany. The German
    Bundestag adopted a resolution lately condemning the Armenian
    atrocities and apologizing for the role played by Germany in them.
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