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[brother]

All you got is lots of unproven propoganda, when the Armenian president opens your archives and historians can prove the so called genocide then you will have a leg to stand on.

For now you ADMIT the genocide you have commited against the azerbeycan's and withdraw your armies from their lands you are illegally occupying

[Murtaza]

All you Genocide deniers read this. By the way this is not an armenian sourse.

http://www.unitedhumanrights.org/Genoci ... nocide.htm

Yep It looks like a neutral source. cant find more neutral sources?

I deny armenian genocide.
I deny armenian genocide.
I deny armenian genocide.

Wait! what is armenian genocide?

I deny I ate all baklavas last night .
I deny I ate all baklavas last night .
I deny I ate all baklavas last night .

Now at least I deny something true.
And I think I will pay for eating baklavas.
Not Armenian genocide that not happened.

[garbitsch]

It tells a lot about the barbaric tukish nation which turks think is so wonderfull.

http://www.unitedhumanrights.org/Turkis ... denial.htm

Look yerevan, these pictures are terrible. I am very sorry for the Armenian losts. But if you keep using this language you will deserve zero sympathy from Turks and Turkey and believe me 3 million Armenians cannot force 70 million Turks to accept anything that had not happen. Thousands of Armenians were slaughtered, and thousands of Turks were also slaughtered. I am sure if Armenia drops the "genocide" claim, Turkey will appologise for the Armenian losts and open the border. You need Turkey's help and you will get nothing if you accuse Turks with barbarity or whatsoever.

[Murtaza]

It tells a lot about the barbaric tukish nation which turks think is so wonderfull.

http://www.unitedhumanrights.org/Turkis ... denial.htm

Look yerevan, these pictures are terrible. I am very sorry for the Armenian losts. But if you keep using this language you will deserve zero sympathy from Turks and Turkey and believe me 3 million Armenians cannot force 70 million Turks to accept anything that had not happen. Thousands of Armenians were slaughtered, and thousands of Turks were also slaughtered. I am sure if Armenia drops the "genocide" claim, Turkey will appologise for the Armenian losts and open the border. You need Turkey's help and you will get nothing if you accuse Turks with barbarity or whatsoever.

Not open border. Yerevan can you say us why Turkey closed border?
Not because of your claim about genocide.Lets people know why border closed.

[brother]

The border was closed because of the Armenian atrocities commited against Azerbeycan and their illegally occupying Azeri lands as we speak.

[YeReVaN]

the border was close because azeris started murdering innocent armenians. I was in Armenian during 1988 atrocities and I saw what those barbarians did to innocent Armenians. The azeriz would stop the buses, get Armenians out of busses and beat them up to death. They would attack Armenian villages at night killing familes, take aal the jewery and burn their houses. And Armenian living in Armenia could not let those atroseties to continue any longer we liberated our land. Whick historically its ARMENIA'S land. And I would recomend go learn some history on that from third party sourses. NOT AZERI SOURSES. And you will find out that it is ARMENIAN land which we had every right to liberate. The only reason it was under Azeri controll because Stalin gave that part Karaback to Azeris. He had NO RIGHT to do that. And because Turks and Azeris are so close with each other Tukey close the borders to help out Azeris.

[garbitsch]

So every nation has a right to "liberate" the lands that once belong to them historically. Is that what you are saying? Why can't you engage in a civilised discussion without using words like barbarians etc?

[YeReVaN]

News Releases


Turkish Scholar Uses Armenian Archives For Ottoman History Research
Posted 05-11-2005 11:38:52 GMT 5-11-2005 16:38:52)

Yeftan Turkyilmaz is the first and so far the only Turkish scholar given access to Armenia's state archives and he believes the reason for that is more simple than one might think.

"There are no people in Turkey who can work with these archives," the young doctoral candidate explains in perfect Armenian. "I just don't know of any other Turkish scholar who speaks Armenian. That is the main obstacle."

Turkyilmaz, who was taught the language by an Armenian teacher in Istanbul, pursues a Ph. D. in history at the University of North Carolina. His doctoral thesis will focus on the creation and activities of Turkish, Kurdish and Armenian nationalist parties during the final decades of the Ottoman Empire. He began looking for relevant documents kept at the Armenian National Archive on May 2 and says he has had no trouble accessing and photocopying them.

"Interestingly, people in Turkey believe that Armenia's archives are closed, especially for Turkish citizens," says Turkyilmaz. "That is not true. Here I am easily working with them."

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is certainly one of those people. As part of his government's efforts to counter international pressure for Turkish recognition of the 1915 mass killings and deportations of Ottoman Armenians as genocide, Erdogan has repeatedly stated in recent weeks that Ankara has declassified its Ottoman-era archives and urged Yerevan to follow suit.

Armenia, however, maintains that its archives have always been open to Turkish and other foreign researchers. "Many foreign scholars have used them to date and none of them was Turkish," an Armenian Foreign Ministry spokesman said just days before Turkyilmaz arrived in Yerevan.

The Armenian archive director, Amatuni Virabian, reiterated in an RFE/RL interview this week that any Turkish scholar can have unfettered access to its approximately 12,000 genocide-related documents. Most of them contain information on tens of thousands of genocide survivors that found refuge in Armenia between 1915 and 1918.

Turkyilmaz says that as far he is concerned, Virabian and other Armenian archive officials have been true to their words. "They have helped me a lot and I have no problems interacting with them," he tells RFE/RL.

Armenian historians, for their part, remain skeptical about Turkey's regular pledges to open its Ottoman-era archives. They also suggest that the Turkish archives have long been purged of any incriminating evidence.

"Sadly, young people in Turkey know nothing about the subject," Turkyilmaz says. "All they know is nationalist things written in school textbooks. And because they lack that knowledge, they believe that the Armenians plot bad things against their country."

Will Turkey recognize the Armenian genocide in the near future? "No, it won't," says the Turkish scholar. "But maybe future generations will address the subject in a more reasonable and calm manner."

[Murtaza]

the border was close because azeris started murdering innocent armenians. I was in Armenian during 1988 atrocities and I saw what those barbarians did to innocent Armenians. The azeriz would stop the buses, get Armenians out of busses and beat them up to death. They would attack Armenian villages at night killing familes, take aal the jewery and burn their houses. And Armenian living in Armenia could not let those atroseties to continue any longer we liberated our land. Whick historically its ARMENIA'S land. And I would recomend go learn some history on that from third party sourses. NOT AZERI SOURSES. And you will find out that it is ARMENIAN land which we had every right to liberate. The only reason it was under Azeri controll because Stalin gave that part Karaback to Azeris. He had NO RIGHT to do that. And because Turks and Azeris are so close with each other Tukey close the borders to help out Azeris.

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Yes yes change the azeris ve Armenian and Armenian to Turks,
This would be our story too. Accept the Azeris Genocide!
Stop the deny genocide!!!

[YeReVaN]

By the way by closing the border and not recognizing the Armenian Genocide, you are not doing yourselves any favor. You are NEVER going to join the European Union if you keep the border closed and deny the Armenian Genocide.