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[demetriou_74]

take into account the general increase in population as time goes on. plus i too smell abit of bull

[YeReVaN]

Don't forget the Armenians who lived outside of Ottoman Empire. A lot of them came back diring the Soviet era.
By the way there are 3 million Armenians living in Armenia not 4 million. And you are talking about Armenians multiplying so fast talk about Turks. Now they are 70 million.

[Murtaza]

Following the collapse of the Soviet Empire and the rebirth of the independent Armenian state, the Republic of Armenia reemerged as the latest embodiment of Armenia's perseverance as a nation. Of the approximately three million people who live in Armenia, over 95% are ethnic Armenians. In addition, Russians, Yezidis, Kurds, Greeks, and Assyrians are among the minorities who call Armenia home. Two third of the residents live in urban areas, while about one third are in rural communities. The bustling and rapidly developing capital, Yerevan is home to slightly over a million people. The average life expectancy in Armenia is about 72 years. Overall, the population of Armenians world-wide is estimated to be 10 million, many comprising Diaspora communities in Russia, the US, Europe and the Middle East.

http://www.armeniainfo.am/about/?section=population

All Armenians in world is 10 million. How many Armenian lived before WW1?

[cannedmoose]

[Murtaza]

hahaha

Good work

[demetriou_74]

abit harsh but

[YeReVaN]

Why do you think there are more Armenians living outside Armenia than in Armenia? How did 300 Armenian political leaders, educators, writers, clergy and dignitaries in Constantinople (present day Istanbul) were taken from their homes, briefly jailed and tortured, then hanged or shot. How did they all of a sudden disappear in one day?

[YeReVaN]

http://www.chgs.umn.edu/Visual___Artist ... e_arm.html

[YeReVaN]

http://fstav.tripod.com/photos2.html

[YeReVaN]

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Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet reported today that the rape case of two Swedish teens had finally reached a court ruling. And the verdicts are… two men were found not guilty and two other men were each fined with 1200 euros. Quite amazing, perhaps the Turkish court wanted to attract more tourists by showing how non-expensive the country really is.

About crime cases: The rapes happened last year on august and in October at the tourist resort Alanya. Even though the rapes were separate incidents they both took place at the same tattoo studio belonging to a popular night club Robin Hood.

One starts to wonder if the Turkish justice system is ready for the EU. Come on, two set free and two get 1200 euros for two rapes, that’s just too cheap. Turkish court systems seems to have strange ways for measuring things. A couple a days ago a local newspaper presented the sentences, which the Turkish reporters face if they write things the government don’t like. The penalty scale did not mention 1200 euros, but everything was measured in years in prison.

Link to original article (Swedish)

Another Link (Swedish too)


I'm sure EU is waiting for you with open arms