Armenian Genocide, in the news

[ckBejug]

Today's (Wednesday, April 20th) Los Angeles Times has a longish article in the 'California' (B) section about the Armenian Genocide. There is a picture on the front page of the California (B) section of the people marching (March for Humanity) from Fresno to Sacramento and an article on page B3. The title of the article is: Marchers Remind World of 1915 Armenian Genocide. They refer to it as the Genocide of Armenians by the Ottoman Turks and fortunatley don't use any words like 'alleged' or anything like that. I have provided a link to the article but the link is only temporary as LA times disables links after the day is over, so you guys should go out and buy a copy of the newspaper. Perhaps someone more eloquent than me can write a letter to the LA Times thanking them for this article.


See article here, temporary link

If you guys know of any more articles out there, please reply to this thread so we can all know about it.
Thanks!

[CatWoman]

Here is one of my favorite articles from WashingtonTimes. It talks about a turkish woman who later on finds out her grandmother was born an Armenian!

You can read more about it here: MY GRANDMOTHER HERANUS

[Siggie]

Here is one of my favorite articles from WashingtonTimes. It talks about a turkish woman who later on finds out her grandmother was born an Armenian!

You can read more about it here: MY GRANDMOTHER HERANUS

That sucks... if she'd known before, maybe they could have found the relatives in the grandmother's lifetime.

What a poorly written article though. It's so disjointed.

[magdalinka]

Here is one of my favorite articles from WashingtonTimes. It talks about a turkish woman who later on finds out her grandmother was born an Armenian!

You can read more about it here: MY GRANDMOTHER HERANUS

its a very sad story which makes me hate turks more and more,

[Siamanto]

This evening, I saw a 4 minutes segment about the Armenian Genocide on French News - TV5. They showed Kocharian and Chirac during the Commemoration at the monument in Memory of the Victims.
Later they showed an interview with a survivor and her family.
Of course, they also showed some of the classic pictures of the Genocide.