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INFORMATION ON ARMENIAN GENOCIDE SPREAD TO 1.5 MLN ELECTRONIC
ADDRESSES
YEREVAN, January 20 (Noyan Tapan). This year the Student Council of
the State Engineering University of Armenia (SEUA) also foresees to
spread information on the Armenian Genocide to 1.5 mln electronic
addresses all over the world. Haik Hakarmazian, the Chairman of the
Student Council of SEUA, told NT's correspondent that this figure
symbolizes the number of victims of the Genocide. It was mentioned
that information on the Genocide was spread to 150,000 electronic
addresses in 2004. Many of addressees, judging by the received
answers, learned about the Armenian Genocide that took place in the
Ottoman Empire for the first time. Some of them supported the
initiative of the Armenian youth. And Turkish and Azeri addressees
expressed their protest, calling this information "slander". Haik
Hakarmazian mentioned that the youth of the Diaspora supports them in
this issue, providing the electronic addresses of the public,
governmental and non-governmental establishments of their countries.
ADDRESSES
YEREVAN, January 20 (Noyan Tapan). This year the Student Council of
the State Engineering University of Armenia (SEUA) also foresees to
spread information on the Armenian Genocide to 1.5 mln electronic
addresses all over the world. Haik Hakarmazian, the Chairman of the
Student Council of SEUA, told NT's correspondent that this figure
symbolizes the number of victims of the Genocide. It was mentioned
that information on the Genocide was spread to 150,000 electronic
addresses in 2004. Many of addressees, judging by the received
answers, learned about the Armenian Genocide that took place in the
Ottoman Empire for the first time. Some of them supported the
initiative of the Armenian youth. And Turkish and Azeri addressees
expressed their protest, calling this information "slander". Haik
Hakarmazian mentioned that the youth of the Diaspora supports them in
this issue, providing the electronic addresses of the public,
governmental and non-governmental establishments of their countries.