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Hi from beatiful İstanbul/Turkey!My friends i signed this ozurdiliyoruz.com text,too.I cant think same about genocide my grandfathers ideas.It was a big mistake.Sorry for my english
And this ozurdiliyoruz.com enterprise is first news in Turkey.Every newspapers and internet pages are talking about this.And i believe signers will be 100000 soon.Also i have to say that we miss Hrant very very much
good night my armenian brothers and sisters.Comment
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Merhaba! Cok merciOriginally posted by UrTurkishFriend View PostHi from beatiful İstanbul/Turkey!My friends i signed this ozurdiliyoruz.com text,too.I cant think same about genocide my grandfathers ideas.It was a big mistake.Sorry for my english
And this ozurdiliyoruz.com enterprise is first news in Turkey.Every newspapers and internet pages are talking about this.And i believe signers will be 100000 soon.Also i have to say that we miss Hrant very very much
good night my armenian brothers and sisters.General Antranik (1865-1927): I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.Comment
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It exceeded 10 000!
Aim is 100 000 according to campaign organizers. And now it can be found in different languages any more.Comment
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Now the text is available in Arabic, i tried to translate and put.
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Now i try to make some Arabic intellectuals participate the campaign in Syria. It will be better comrade!Originally posted by Alexandros View PostComment
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[Turkish PM says apology campaign to Armenians unacceptable
It is unacceptable to affirm support to the recent internet campaign launched to issue a public apology to Armenians, Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan told reporters on Wednesday. (UPDATED)
Around 200 Turkish academics, writers and journalists launched a website issuing an apology to the Armenians regarding the 1915 incidents and calling for people to sign on in support.
The efforts of the intellectuals drew fierce reaction in Turkey.
"I got difficulty to understand these writers. I neither accept nor support this campaign. We did not commit a crime, therefore we do not need to apologize," Erdogan said, adding the issue is still being discussed by historians.
He said such initiatives only reverse the positive steps taken by Turkey.
Armenia, with the backing of the diaspora, claims up to 1.5 million of their kin were slaughtered in orchestrated killings in 1915.Turkey rejects the claims saying that 300,000 Armenians, along with at least as many Turks, died in civil strife that emerged when Armenians took up arms, backed by Russia, for independence in eastern Anatolia.
The issue remains unsolved as Armenia drags its feet on accepting Turkey's proposal to form a an independent commission to investigate the claims.
Hurriyet Daily News, 17/12/2008Comment
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