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Journal of Turkish Weekly
April 23 2005
An Armenian Autobiography Refutes Claims of Genocide
SOURCE: Hurriyet, 23 April 2005
An autobiographical book of an American citizen of Armenian roots is
being promoted in the US by Ata Erim, the Chairman of the Federation
of Turkish American Associations. The author, Edward Tashji, friend
of the Turks, has written a real life account of what happened. In an
interesting turn of events the book refutes claims of genocide
against the Armenians.
The book, which is titled, "Armenian Allegations - The Truth Must Be
Told", will be sent to American senators, parliamentarians,
governors, mayors, TV anchormen, newspaper editors, university and
high school libraries, members of European Parliament and all members
of the United Nations.
Unfortunately, the author couldn't attend the book promotion as he is
lies in intensive care for three weeks, however, Tashji's wife, Mary
Tashji and relatives were there.
A Turkish group is planned to march in Washington on April 24, to
protest the Armenian claims of genocide.
April 23 2005
An Armenian Autobiography Refutes Claims of Genocide
SOURCE: Hurriyet, 23 April 2005
An autobiographical book of an American citizen of Armenian roots is
being promoted in the US by Ata Erim, the Chairman of the Federation
of Turkish American Associations. The author, Edward Tashji, friend
of the Turks, has written a real life account of what happened. In an
interesting turn of events the book refutes claims of genocide
against the Armenians.
The book, which is titled, "Armenian Allegations - The Truth Must Be
Told", will be sent to American senators, parliamentarians,
governors, mayors, TV anchormen, newspaper editors, university and
high school libraries, members of European Parliament and all members
of the United Nations.
Unfortunately, the author couldn't attend the book promotion as he is
lies in intensive care for three weeks, however, Tashji's wife, Mary
Tashji and relatives were there.
A Turkish group is planned to march in Washington on April 24, to
protest the Armenian claims of genocide.