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"CHOBANIAN" ESTABLISHMENT OF PARIS TO PUBLISH "THE WHITE BOOK" ON TURKEY
Azg/am
24 Sept 04
On December 17 the EU is to decide whether to start talks over
Turkey's membership in the Union or not, "Chobanian" establishment of
Paris informs.Most of the international mass media presents modern
Turkey as a country with secular society and a democratic state. They
incessantly claims that Turkey is a country with European perspective
and the issue of its membership is a question of time. But the mass
media overlooks Turkey's denialist stance in theissue of the Armenian
Genocide and the fact of Armenia's blockade.
In order to break media's silence and to open international
community's eyes "Chobanian" establishment of Paris decided to publish
a book on Turkey titled "The White Book". The book will be put out in
October.
The book, containing 100 pages, will be delivered to influential
politicians, parliaments of France and other European countries and
also will be set for sale. Many intellectuals, political scientists,
historians and journalists are cooperating in writing the book.
By Petros Keshishian
Azg/am
24 Sept 04
On December 17 the EU is to decide whether to start talks over
Turkey's membership in the Union or not, "Chobanian" establishment of
Paris informs.Most of the international mass media presents modern
Turkey as a country with secular society and a democratic state. They
incessantly claims that Turkey is a country with European perspective
and the issue of its membership is a question of time. But the mass
media overlooks Turkey's denialist stance in theissue of the Armenian
Genocide and the fact of Armenia's blockade.
In order to break media's silence and to open international
community's eyes "Chobanian" establishment of Paris decided to publish
a book on Turkey titled "The White Book". The book will be put out in
October.
The book, containing 100 pages, will be delivered to influential
politicians, parliaments of France and other European countries and
also will be set for sale. Many intellectuals, political scientists,
historians and journalists are cooperating in writing the book.
By Petros Keshishian