Armenian Question
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Is Turkey Overcoming The Armenian Taboo?
Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan (L) shakes hands with Archbishop Nourhan Manougian, patriarchal vicar of the Armenian Patriarchate of Jerusalem, during an international conference […]
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A Turkish Awakening on Armenian, Kurdish Issues?
Human rights activists sit behind pictures of Armenian victims at Taksim square in central Istanbul, April 24, 2013. (photo by REUTERS/Osman Orsal) By: Cengiz […]
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Turkey’s Muslim Armenians come out of hiding
TUNCELI, TURKEY – They dropped their language and religion to survive after the 1915 genocide, but close to 100 years later, Turkey’s “hidden Armenians” want […]
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Armenians stage angry protest against Turkey in Beirut
ARMENIAN GENOCIDE, LEBANON, PROTEST, TURKEY Armenians marched from Bourj Hammoud to downtown Beirut’s Martyrs’ Square on Wednesday to mark the 98th anniversary of the genocide of their kin […]
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Names of Lost Armenian Villages Read in Istanbul’s Sultanahmet Square
Names of destroyed Armenian villages BY AYSE GUNAYSU From The Armenian Weekly ISTANBUL—It’s April 24, 2013. In Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul. People have gathered in front […]
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It is time for Turkey to recognise the historical fact of the Armenian Genocide
It is now 98 years since 1.5m Armenians were systematically massacred. Recognising what happened is the only way to help us all move forward. BY BENJAMIN […]
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Is Turkey Overcoming The Armenian Taboo?
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A Turkish Awakening on Armenian, Kurdish Issues?
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Turkey’s Muslim Armenians come out of hiding
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Armenians stage angry protest against Turkey in Beirut
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Names of Lost Armenian Villages Read in Istanbul’s Sultanahmet Square
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It is time for Turkey to recognise the historical fact of the Armenian Genocide