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ARMENIAN LIES

 

Armenian Issue in Short:

Armenians staged a bloody uprising and joined the invading Russian armies during World War I, when Ottoman Empire was fighting for its survival. Ottomans responded by moving most, not all, of those Armenians to out of war zones. Due to wartime conditions, epidemics, and famine, some inhabitants of Eastern Anatolia, both Armenians and Turks, died.
Incidents of 1915 "risky area"for Turkey-US relations
Turkish Foreign Minister Ali Babacan said on Sunday that Turkish authorities regarded the issue of 1915 incidents as "risky area" in the relations between Turkey and the United States during the period of the new U.S. administration.
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TURKEY WANTS UPPER KARABAKH PROBLEM TO BE RESOLVED SOON
 Turkey wants the problem about Upper Karabakh to be solved through peaceful methods and within the scope of international law.
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Armenian team returns to Mount Ararat emblem
The Armenian national soccer team, which had replaced its emblem featuring a silhouette of Turkey's Mount Ararat, known in Turkey as Mount Ađrý, ahead of a match against Turkey in a World Cup qualifying game in September, has recently started to use the old emblem again.  
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Apology campaign to Armenians not appropriate: Turkish army
 The Turkish army said Friday it does not find appropriate the recent internet campaign launched to issue a public apology to Armenians.
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INTELLECTUALS: WITNESSES OF THEIR OWN ERA
Columnist Mustafa Balbay comments on a recent initiative by a group of intellectuals to apologize for the killings of Armenians during the World War I era. A summary of his column is as follows:
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Turkish PM says he won't apologize to Armenians
Turkey's prime minister on Wednesday said he will not join a group of Turkish intellectuals who issued an apology on the Internet for the World War I-era killings of Armenians.
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Ex-Turkish envoys slam campaign apologizing to Armenians
Retired ambassadors slammed the recent internet campaign launched to issue a public apology to Armenians regarding the 1915 incidents.
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“Documents” Testifying History
 “Relocations,” the measures taken against the instigations and treacheries of the Armenians have not been viewed through the mirror of truth, but in the mirrors where the truth was deflected. However, the “documents” testifying history cannot be denied.
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New ministry to handle diaspora
Armenia has created a new ministry to cater to the needs of the country's far stretching diaspora. President Sarkisian started work on the Ministry of the Diaspora immediately after his election to office in February.
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Dashnak Leader Worried About Turkish-Armenian Commission
Official Yerevan will jeopardize recognition of the so-called Armenian genocide by the new U.S. administration if it agrees to a Turkish-Armenian academic study on the subject, a senior member of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Dashnaktsutyun) warned.
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Azerbaijan will continue its struggle until returning of all occupied lands”
 Said Chief of Political Analysis and Information Department of the President’s Office Elnur Aslanov.
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Turkey reiterates its call on Armenia to open archives on 1915 events
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan Thursday once again called on the Armenian government to open their archives for studies on the incidents of 1915.
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Armenian Extremism:Its Causes and Its Historical Context

Excerpts from the book:A Myth of Terror

Great-Power Politics and the Armenian Question

 

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AZERBAIJAN’S PRESIDENT SYNCHRONIZES WATCHES WITH TURKEY
Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev visited Turkey on November 5 and 6 as his first official trip abroad since reelection, underscoring the two countries’ special relationship. While traditional, that relationship has evolved substantially during Ilham Aliyev’s presidency and is no longer asymmetrical. As he remarked during his visit to Ankara, “Turkey supported Azerbaijan during hard times, but in the meantime Azerbaijan has become stronger and is contributing fully to the bilateral relationship” (www.day.az via ANS-Press, November 6).
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Iraq to be more decisive in Turkey-U.S. relations under Barack Obama
 U.S. president-elect Barack Obama's Iraq policy is likely to be the main issue that would shape the future of Turkish-American relations despite concerns over a problematic period over his stance on the Armenian genocide claims.
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Obama, Armenian genocide claims and historical facts
The newly elected American president Barack Obama recently reaffirmed his commitment to the recognition of the alleged Armenian genocide.  
 
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