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ARMENIAN GENOCIDE AND JEWISH HOLOCAUST INTERWOVEN BY IMPUNITY
YEREVAN, JANUARY 22. ARMINFO. The Armenian Genocide is connected with
threads of impunity to the Jewish Holocaust, says Armenia's FM Vardan
Oskanyan before his trip to New York for speaking at the UN special
session devoted to the 60th anniversary of the liberation of
concentration camp prisoners during WWII.
The 60th anniversary of the libration of Osvencim is a historic
event. The participation of Oskanyan in the session reflects Armenia's
political stance. "It's our moral debt to be there and to speak on
that day. Osvencim is a manifestation of the Jewish Holocaust," says
Oskanyan reminding the words of Hitler after the Holocaust: "who now
remembers the Armenian Genocide." Today the Armenian Genocide is one
of the topical issues of the international politics and unless it is
settled fairly there will be no fair solution to the Holocaust and
effective prevention to possible genocide in the future. Oskanyan says
that in his speech he will focus on genocide prevention through
recognition and condemnation.
YEREVAN, JANUARY 22. ARMINFO. The Armenian Genocide is connected with
threads of impunity to the Jewish Holocaust, says Armenia's FM Vardan
Oskanyan before his trip to New York for speaking at the UN special
session devoted to the 60th anniversary of the liberation of
concentration camp prisoners during WWII.
The 60th anniversary of the libration of Osvencim is a historic
event. The participation of Oskanyan in the session reflects Armenia's
political stance. "It's our moral debt to be there and to speak on
that day. Osvencim is a manifestation of the Jewish Holocaust," says
Oskanyan reminding the words of Hitler after the Holocaust: "who now
remembers the Armenian Genocide." Today the Armenian Genocide is one
of the topical issues of the international politics and unless it is
settled fairly there will be no fair solution to the Holocaust and
effective prevention to possible genocide in the future. Oskanyan says
that in his speech he will focus on genocide prevention through
recognition and condemnation.