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Taner Akçam, amid contradictions and charges of betrayal, loses credibility
By Ferruh Demirmen, Ph.D. Taner Akçam, Associate Professor of History at Clark University (Worcester, MA) and the “prince charming” of the Armenian lobby, got himself […]
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Sassounian’s column of Nov. 18, 2010
U.S. Documents Reveal Pres. Bush’s Duplicity on the Armenian Genocide In a highly informative book, “Children of Armenia: A Forgotten Genocide and Century-long Struggle for […]
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Erdogan Discusses Missile Defense with Obama Ahead of NATO’s Summit in Lisbon
Erdogan Discusses Missile Defense with Obama Ahead of NATO’s Summit in Lisbon Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 7 Issue: 207 November 15, 2010 By: Saban […]
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Turkish Government and Opposition React to EU Commission’s Progress Report
in Saban KardasTurkish Government and Opposition React to EU Commission’s Progress Report Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 7 Issue: 206 November 12, 2010 By: Saban Kardas On […]
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Regional approach in Turkish foreign policy and the case of Afghanistan
Regional approach in Turkish foreign policy and the case of Afghanistan by Şaban Kardaş* 11 November 2010, Thursday Today’s Zaman The activism of late observed […]
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Taner Akçam, amid contradictions and charges of betrayal, loses credibility
Taner Akçam, the “prince charming” of the Armenian lobby, got himself trapped in contradictions on interpreting the results of Turkey’s September 12, 2010 referendum on Constitutional changes. He inadvertently brought to surface some unsavory aspects of his past. Akçam’s younger brother, Cahit Akçam, used the occasion to chastise and mock his brother. The portrayal of…
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Taner Akçam, amid contradictions and charges of betrayal, loses credibility
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Sassounian’s column of Nov. 18, 2010
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Erdogan Discusses Missile Defense with Obama Ahead of NATO’s Summit in Lisbon
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Turkish Government and Opposition React to EU Commission’s Progress Report
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Regional approach in Turkish foreign policy and the case of Afghanistan
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Taner Akçam, amid contradictions and charges of betrayal, loses credibility