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TODAY IS A DAY TO REMEMBER, THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE
ABC 7, CA
April 24, 2006
An estimated 1.5 million Armenians died between 1915 and 1923 in the
waning days of Turkey's Ottoman Empire
Flags will fly at half staff in West Hollywood today to honor Armenian
victims of genocide.
An estimated 1.5 million Armenians died between 1915 and 1923 in the
waning days of Turkey's Ottoman Empire.
Today is the 91st anniversary of what many Armenians consider the
start of the genocide, when Turkish authorities arrested two hundred
Armenian community leaders.
The Turkish government says allegations of genocide have never
been proven.
Turkish Ambassador Nabi Sensoy, in response to the Public Broadcasting
Service documentary "Armenian Genocide," said last week that
"Armenian allegations of genocide have never been historically or
legally substantiated."
The West Hollywood City Council has passed a resolution "condemning
the human rights violations of the Turkish government," according to
City Councilman Jeffrey Prang's office. The resolution was introduced
by Prang and Councilwoman Abbe Land.
ABC 7, CA
April 24, 2006
An estimated 1.5 million Armenians died between 1915 and 1923 in the
waning days of Turkey's Ottoman Empire
Flags will fly at half staff in West Hollywood today to honor Armenian
victims of genocide.
An estimated 1.5 million Armenians died between 1915 and 1923 in the
waning days of Turkey's Ottoman Empire.
Today is the 91st anniversary of what many Armenians consider the
start of the genocide, when Turkish authorities arrested two hundred
Armenian community leaders.
The Turkish government says allegations of genocide have never
been proven.
Turkish Ambassador Nabi Sensoy, in response to the Public Broadcasting
Service documentary "Armenian Genocide," said last week that
"Armenian allegations of genocide have never been historically or
legally substantiated."
The West Hollywood City Council has passed a resolution "condemning
the human rights violations of the Turkish government," according to
City Councilman Jeffrey Prang's office. The resolution was introduced
by Prang and Councilwoman Abbe Land.