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ADMINISTRATIVE COURT OF BERLIN TERRITORY REMOVES BAN ON HOLDING "TALAAT-PASHA ACTION"
Noyan Tapan
Armenians Today
Mar 15 2006
BRUSSELS, MARCH 15, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. The administrative
court of Berlin territory removed the ban the German police had imposed
on holding of the rallies envisaged by the Turks on March 15 and
18. Nevertheless, as Noyan Tapan was informed by ARF Dashnaktsutiun
European Armenian Federation for Justice and Democracy, the court
decision is preliminary and can be reconsidered by the Supreme Court
of the territory.
To recap, the German authorities had prohibited a series of
rallies the Turkish organizations planned to hold in mid-March in
Berlin. The rallies will be the beginning of the events under the title
"Talaat-Pasha Action" within the framework of the "Grand Operation
- 2006" initiative. The initiative a number of Turkish figures,
led by former President of self-proclaimed Republic of North Cyprus
Rauf Denktash, came up with, pursues the goal to achieve Bundestag's
withdrawing its resolution on the Armenian Genocide. A large rally
is envisaged on March 18, in Berlin, within the framework of the
action. Before it, on March 15, Denktash will lay a wreath on the place
where Talaat was killed by Armenian revenger Soghomon Tehlerian. A
"Talaat-Pasha Conference" will be held on March 19 in Berlin.
Noyan Tapan
Armenians Today
Mar 15 2006
BRUSSELS, MARCH 15, NOYAN TAPAN - ARMENIANS TODAY. The administrative
court of Berlin territory removed the ban the German police had imposed
on holding of the rallies envisaged by the Turks on March 15 and
18. Nevertheless, as Noyan Tapan was informed by ARF Dashnaktsutiun
European Armenian Federation for Justice and Democracy, the court
decision is preliminary and can be reconsidered by the Supreme Court
of the territory.
To recap, the German authorities had prohibited a series of
rallies the Turkish organizations planned to hold in mid-March in
Berlin. The rallies will be the beginning of the events under the title
"Talaat-Pasha Action" within the framework of the "Grand Operation
- 2006" initiative. The initiative a number of Turkish figures,
led by former President of self-proclaimed Republic of North Cyprus
Rauf Denktash, came up with, pursues the goal to achieve Bundestag's
withdrawing its resolution on the Armenian Genocide. A large rally
is envisaged on March 18, in Berlin, within the framework of the
action. Before it, on March 15, Denktash will lay a wreath on the place
where Talaat was killed by Armenian revenger Soghomon Tehlerian. A
"Talaat-Pasha Conference" will be held on March 19 in Berlin.