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  • #11
    a turk

    ı am a hamshen. ı was studying in london aswell but now ım lıvıng ın ıstanbul. also ım doing some research about turks and armenıan. all my search is whats the problem between turks and armenıan..! also quıte a lot armenıan lıvıng ın turkey. turks and armenıan people they really hate each other or it is just polıcts problem. by the other hand ın turkey some hıdden armenıans ıts mean who are armenıan but they are hıdıng themselfs and another group of people they are lıvıng as muslım but theır culture sımılar as armenıan they have lots of same thıngs also theır language is same and ım ın that group. we are hemshinli and we are lıvıng north-east of turkey blacksea sıde and very close to georgıa. we speak hamshen language. and there are lots of thesıs abut us who we are and where we came from but noone knows who we are exactly. and ım researhıng about thıs aswell we have a web site you can read manythings about us and also you can fınd intersetıng thıngs ın our web sıte. you can share anythıng you lıke ın our web sıte and ı ll be really happy to hear ıf you havıng any newthıngs about our ınterest and lıke to share everythıng ı know.


    https://www.hopaninsesi.com


    https://www.freeblacksea.blog.com

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    • #12
      Re: a turk

      Originally posted by freeblacksea View Post
      ı am a hamshen. ı was studying in london aswell but now ım lıvıng ın ıstanbul. also ım doing some research about turks and armenıan. all my search is whats the problem between turks and armenıan..! also quıte a lot armenıan lıvıng ın turkey. turks and armenıan people they really hate each other or it is just polıcts problem. by the other hand ın turkey some hıdden armenıans ıts mean who are armenıan but they are hıdıng themselfs and another group of people they are lıvıng as muslım but theır culture sımılar as armenıan they have lots of same thıngs also theır language is same and ım ın that group. we are hemshinli and we are lıvıng north-east of turkey blacksea sıde and very close to georgıa. we speak hamshen language. and there are lots of thesıs abut us who we are and where we came from but noone knows who we are exactly. and ım researhıng about thıs aswell we have a web site you can read manythings about us and also you can fınd intersetıng thıngs ın our web sıte. you can share anythıng you lıke ın our web sıte and ı ll be really happy to hear ıf you havıng any newthıngs about our ınterest and lıke to share everythıng ı know.


      https://www.hopaninsesi.com


      www.freeblacksea.blog.com
      I have one question for you: Even though you call yourself a hamshem, do you also consider yourself a Turk?

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      • #13
        Re: a turk

        Get out of this site.
        lol It was cool.

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        • #14
          Re: a turk

          Originally posted by freeblacksea View Post
          there are lots of thesıs abut us who we are and where we came from but noone knows who we are exactly.
          Hamshen are Armenians that are temporarily Islamized (in turkey) and gradually being turkified. They did excellent job resisting the belly dancing turkish integration. Keep the good job, one day we will all be united in greater Armenia bring back civility to the region.

          Hamshenian Forum • Index page
          http://www.hamshen.org/forum/index.php
          Last edited by Azad; 06-04-2008, 11:21 AM.

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          • #15
            Re: a turk

            Asli,
            Most of us are first, second and third generation genocide survivors and most of us were taught that history very well almost on daily basis, some parents and grandparents were within the groups that amazingly made it to safety and not died and these guys specially have nothing nice to say about Turks since they saw hell with their own eyes and shared their stories with their kids and grandkids.
            I myself have no problem with Turks or non Turks that are like you acquiring information and wanting to learn what happened in 1915. I do have a problem with the Turkish government and its policies on denying the truth and avoid the people that were misled on the facts and either justify, change or deny the events.

            As far as Armenians being “racists”? If xxxs hating Nazis is “racism”? If Tutsis in Rwanda hating Hutus is “racism”?
            I guess Armenians are “racists” then. But we didn’t all wake up one morning and decided to pick you to be “racist” against either.

            I hate no one, after all hate is what cost 1.5 give or take few hundred Armenians their lives and spread us all over the globe.
            I hope that explains to you why some are not happy with you being here and some are welcoming you including me.
            Last edited by TXMENIAN; 06-08-2008, 04:43 PM.

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            • #16
              Re: a turk

              I have to agree with the other Armenians here and be weary of your sudden enthusiasm to become saturated in Armenian culture and opinions, but I suppose I will give the benefit of the doubt cautiously to all non Armenians who wish to understand our unique and sometimes paradoxical culture. As far as racism, "He who has not sinned shall cast the first stone". I prefer to believe there are radicals on both sides inhibiting progress of both of our causes but that is not the issue at hand. If you want to learn about us, what constitutes us, what motivates us and what has proliferated our little race, take a back seat, abandon your preset notions and keep an open ear. For the most part, all you thirst for knowledge are welcome. Just my 2 cents.

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              • #17
                Re: a turk

                This site does not restrict Turks or anyone from posting. If they violate rules they will be dealt with.

                All the guy did was introduce himself. Crusader, you are being offensive. Tone it down.
                Achkerov kute.

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                • #18
                  Re: a turk

                  we should cautiously welcome ALL Turks for a civilized discussion. There was a genocide but let's remember that there are a vast number of decent Turks (and Kurds, Laz, Alevis, Cherkez, Tatar etc) out there. Over the centuries hundreds of thousands of Armenians have become Islamized then turkified. Many Turks have Armenian features

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                  • #19
                    Re: a turk

                    Originally posted by samvel View Post
                    no my friends , he is an human .
                    Aslı is a girl name


                    Aslı! Get out !
                    Without some of them, Armenians are not friendly...

                    By the way be careful

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                    • #20
                      Re: a turk

                      Originally posted by lampron View Post
                      we should cautiously welcome ALL Turks for a civilized discussion. There was a genocide but let's remember that there are a vast number of decent Turks (and Kurds, Laz, Alevis, Cherkez, Tatar etc) out there. Over the centuries hundreds of thousands of Armenians have become Islamized then turkified. Many Turks have Armenian features
                      Yes it is true,
                      In addition, Anatolian Turks are not homogeneous without 15%.

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