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    A new Genocide documentary, Voices, will premiere in Istanbul (but
    don't tell anyone just yet)

    Artist and filmmaker Apo Torosyan recently completed a new 40-minute
    documentary Voices, in which he interviews three survivors of the Armenian
    Genocide (the oldest being 107), and one survivor of the Pontic Greek
    genocide.

    In April, Voices will be premiered at IHD, the Human Rights Organization
    in Istanbul, Turkey. Istanbul is Torosyan's native city, but the artist,
    who now resides in the United States, considers it dangerous to return
    there since he has made several documentaries about the Armenian
    Genocide.

    According to Torosyan, the specific date and venue for the IHD premier
    of Voices will not be announced until shortly before the event, in the
    hope that this will circumvent disruptions by Istanbul's nationalist
    elements.

    Torosyan broached the subject during a January radio interview on New
    York's "Radio Greece," alongside Ragip Zarakolu, the Turkish publisher
    of (among other works) the Turkish edition of Peter Balakian's The
    Burning Tigris. Zarakolu, who has faced severe harassment, legal and
    otherwise, for publishing such books, discussed the possibility of
    growing danger to those who speak about the Genocide within Turkey, in
    the immediate aftermath of the Hrant Dink assassination.

    For American audiences interested in viewing Torosyan's film, a short
    version of Voices will be screened at Peabody City Hall, in Peabody,
    Mass., on April 23, at 11:00 a.m. At 9:00 p.m. that same day, the local
    Comcast Cable channel 22 will screen the full 40-minute version of
    Voices. A DVD version may also be obtained through Hairenik Bookstore,
    ALMA, Sardarabad Bookstore, and other sources.

    connect:
    Peabody City Hall 1-978-538-5700
    [email protected]; [email protected];
    [email protected]
    General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”
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