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GEORGIAN HISTORIAN DENIES REPORTS ON DEMOLITION OF ARMENIAN CEMETERY NEAR ST. NORASHEN CHURCH
Azeri Press Agency
Dec 17 2008
Azerbaijan
Georgia. Nizami Mammadzadeh-APA. Armenian cemetery near St. Norashen
church in Tbilisi was not destroyed, professor of Georgian Caucasian
University, doctor of history David Sandodze told APA local bureau. He
called the media reports on demolition of cemetery as a "barefaced
lie".
"The Georgian people never do it. I think it is the next game of
Armenians. Away back in 19th century Georgian writer Ilya Chavchavadze
wrote his opus "Scream of Stones" describing a real face of Armenians".
Sandodze said the Georgia people wanted The South Caucasian peoples
to live and to develop in peace. "We respect history and culture of
all peoples. False reports on the St. Norashen church showed that
there are still destabilizing forces in the Caucasus".
Azeri Press Agency
Dec 17 2008
Azerbaijan
Georgia. Nizami Mammadzadeh-APA. Armenian cemetery near St. Norashen
church in Tbilisi was not destroyed, professor of Georgian Caucasian
University, doctor of history David Sandodze told APA local bureau. He
called the media reports on demolition of cemetery as a "barefaced
lie".
"The Georgian people never do it. I think it is the next game of
Armenians. Away back in 19th century Georgian writer Ilya Chavchavadze
wrote his opus "Scream of Stones" describing a real face of Armenians".
Sandodze said the Georgia people wanted The South Caucasian peoples
to live and to develop in peace. "We respect history and culture of
all peoples. False reports on the St. Norashen church showed that
there are still destabilizing forces in the Caucasus".