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  • "One Should Speak of Armenian Tragedy More Respectively," Former PM

    "ONE SHOULD SPEAK OF ARMENIAN TRAGEDY MORE RESPECTIVELY," FORMER PRIME
    MINISTER OF TURKEY SAYS

    ISTANBUL, January 14 (Noyan Tapan). "Chirac was mistaken in his
    statements not in the least. The deportation took place indeed, even
    if one may not call it Genocide. The people endured a lot, there were
    numerous victims. Hence, one should speak more respectively of it. As
    the matter concerns the tragedy, doesn't it?" such a statement was
    made by former Prime Minister of Turkey Mesut Yilmaz in the air of the
    "Aber Turk" TV channel. According to the "Marmara" newspaper of
    Istanbul, Kyurshat Bumin, a journalist of the Turkish "Eni Shafak"
    newspaper, highly estimated Yilmaz's abovementioned statement.

    "Indeed, it was quite unexpected to hear such a thing from the person,
    who achieved the post of the Prime Minister. One will not hear such a
    statement even from an ordinary MP," the author of the article
    emphasized. He also held an opinion that one should approach the
    problems like "land claims" or "compensation of damage" more
    competently and evenly. Only then, according to him, "we will see how
    difficult it is to have a collective memory based on negation. One
    should free himself from the sense of guilty, which doesn't alive us
    alone," writes Bumin.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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