Armenian Genocide

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• How Obama has raised Americas global image

  
  HULIQ - Citizen News Review — Authority: 705
  While numerous factors contributed to the United States rise to the top spot in the annual Country Brand Index survey for the first time ever, the most significant factor is the man in the White House: President Barack Obama.
  5 days ago

• Britain’s cynical foreign policy and media re the Armenian Genocide denial

  
  Unzipped — Authority: 504
  Britain’s foreign policy has always been cynical. No doubts that the same approach has been applied to the recognition of the Armenian Genocide. I recommend reading this article by the Guardian . However, I am disgusted that the Guardian journalist opened his post by saying “the so-called Armenian massacre of ...
  1 week ago

• Turkey: Armenian family recovers 44 acres of an Istanbul suburb

  
  Blogian (www.blogian.net) — Authority: 103
  A higher court in Turkey has returned 44 of 100 acres to an Armenian family after decades of legal battle, an unprecedented act in a country where the indigenous Armenian population was wiped out during WWI, their ancient civilization destroyed, and their private property confiscated. But while most of the land the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Armenian Revolt? So What!

  
  Blogian (www.blogian.net) — Authority: 103
  A contribution by a security analyst who has requested anonymity Concerned about the “historical commission” in the Armenian-Turkish protocols that may investigate the veracity of the Armenian Genocide? You should be if you are an idealist who believes that patently obvious facts should not have to be proven ...
  2 weeks ago

• British MP Chris Bryant calls PanArmenian.Net report a “complete and utter nonsense” re being appointed as "rapporteur on Armenia and Turkey"

  
  Unzipped — Authority: 504
  When I read this news report by PanArmenian.Net , based on French journalist Jean Eckian info, I became suspicious, as could not find any other more formal sources confirming it. May UK give up its policy of Armenian Genocide denial? 24.10.2009 18:52 GMT+04:00 /PanARMENIAN.Net/ For the first time since 1918, ...
  2 weeks ago

• Two Senators Introduce Armenian Genocide Resolution In US Senate

  
  HULIQ - Citizen News Review — Authority: 705
  Yesterday two senators from Nevada and New Jersey introduced a new resolution in the U.S. Senate aiming to confirm by the Senate that the atrocities carried out by the government of Turkey in 1915 amount to genocide of the Armenian people. The significance of this new resolution grows on the backdrop of the recently ...
  2 weeks ago

• Turkey - Armenia: Whispering Memories and Talking Pictures

  
  Unzipped — Authority: 504
  The photographic journey of Ghazaros Kerjilian to his paternal home town in Turkey and his search for the lost great uncle in 1915. a short documentary by Mehmet BINAY / M.Caner ALPER Post-production by Jasmin GUSO Pictures by Huseyin ONAN Music by Paolo POTI Narrated by Mehmet BINAY (c) CAM Film Ltd. 2009 ...
  3 weeks ago

• Robert Fisk: Genocide forgotten: Armenians horrified by treaty with Turkey

  
  Survival News Network — Authority: 143
  In the autumn of 1915, an Austrian engineer called Litzmayer, who was helping build the Constantinople-Baghdad railway, saw what he thought was a large Turkish army heading for Mesopotamia. But as the crowd came closer, he realised it was a huge caravan of women, moving forward under the supervision of soldiers.The ...
  3 weeks ago

• Robert Fisk: Genocide forgotten: Armenians horrified by treaty with Turkey

  
  The Gates of Hell — Authority: 134
  In the autumn of 1915, an Austrian engineer called Litzmayer, who was helping build the Constantinople-Baghdad railway, saw what he thought was a large Turkish army heading for Mesopotamia. But as the crowd came closer, he realised it was a huge caravan of women, moving forward under the supervision of soldiers. The ...
  4 weeks ago

• Sarafian speaks on massacre

  
  The Collegian Online — Authority: 534
  Ara Sarafian, an archival historian who specializes in late Ottoman history, presented information to California State University, Fresno students Monday night about the Adana massacre of Armenian’s in the Ottoman Empire.
  4 weeks ago

• Hillary helps try to rewrite history for the US government’s Turkish allies

  
  Not My Tribe — Authority: 486
  Some women just make me feel ill… Turkey, Armenia sign historic accord Not to be sexist, but Hillary Clinton is one of them. Related posts COS Health Care Reform Rally Sept 7 (0) Obama’s message to the public- We have won the war in Iraq, we will be winning the war in Afghanistan, all is hunky dory ...
  4 weeks ago

• Two little countries, one little prize

  
  newsrackblog.com — Authority: 98
  I guess it’s good to see that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton can really get busy when America’s values and interests are on the line.  Mark Landler and Sebnem Arsu of the New York Times report from Zurich (” Turkey and Armenia, After Hitch, Normalize Ties “): Sitting in the back of a black BMW sedan at ...
  4 weeks ago

• Turkey-Armenia ink historic accord

  
  Muslims Against Sharia — Authority: 589
  Turkey and Armenia have signed a historic accord, agreeing to resume diplomatic ties and re-open borders after a century of hostility. Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkeys foreign minister, and Edward Nalbandian, his Armenian counterpart signed the Swiss-mediated deal in Zurich on Saturday, after last-minute ...
  4 weeks ago

• Update from Associated Press: Turkey and Armenia sign agreement

  
  Leitourgeia kai Qurbana: Contra den Zeitgeist — Authority: 413
  I guess we’ll see if it’s a productive thing or not.
  4 weeks ago

• Associated Press: Disagreement between Turkey and Armenia over text of accord being mediated by Clinton

  
  Leitourgeia kai Qurbana: Contra den Zeitgeist — Authority: 413
  Since I was talking about Turkey a few days ago, this news item seemed relevant. I’ll be interested to see what actually happens, if anything.
  4 weeks ago

• Turkey Linked Protocols To Karabakh Derailing Signature

  
  HULIQ - Citizen News Review — Authority: 705
  France 24 correspondence Jasper Mortimer from Ankara says that it is more likely that the issue of Nagorno Karabakh, to which Turkey wants to link the signature of protocols with Armenia has caused the delay. Turkey and Armenia abruptly postponed the signature of the protocols aimed at normalizing the relations.
  4 weeks ago

• Armenia - Turkey protocols: Moving forward, not forgetting the past

  
  Unzipped — Authority: 504
  If there is one big policy issue which I actually agree with and support current Armenian authorities, its their policy towards rapprochement with Turkey. I disagree that protests in Diaspora were harmful for current Armenian president Serj Sargsyan. Internally, may be (he does not have much support and trust inside ...
  4 weeks ago

• President: Armenia does not assume any unilateral commitmen

  
  HULIQ - Citizen News Review — Authority: 705
  Today, the president of Armenia Mr. Serzh Sargsyan, just hours ahead of the signing of the protocols between Armenia and Turkey on normalization of relations, issued an address to the nation saying his countrys commitment to protocols is not unilateral. "Therefore, if Turkey fails to ratify the protocols within ...
  4 weeks ago

• Six Questions With Scott Horton of Harper’s on “Republican Gomorrah”

  
  Palin Campaign 2008 — Authority:
  1. You open your first chapter with a portrait of R.J. Rushdoony, the son of survivors of the Armenian genocide, who devoted his life to a socially conservative vision of Calvinism that sees the United States as a political extension of that religion. What led you to pick a fairly exotic figure like Rushdoony as a ...
  8 weeks ago

• Six Questions With Scott Horton of Harper’s on “Republican Gomorrah”

  
  Sarah Palin Blog — Authority:
  1. You open your first chapter with a portrait of R.J. Rushdoony, the son of survivors of the Armenian genocide, who devoted his life to a socially conservative vision of Calvinism that sees the United States as a political extension of that religion. What led you to pick a fairly exotic figure like Rushdoony as a ...
  8 weeks ago

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