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    ONLY REPENTANCE OF AZERBAIJAN'S LEADERSHIP CAN BECOME A STEP ON WAY OF REVIVAL OF TOLERANCY BETWEEN ARMENIANS AND AZERBAIJANIS

    DE FANCTO
    Feb 26, 2008

    YEREVAN, 26.02.08. DE FACTO. Only the repentance of Azerbaijan's
    political leadership may become a step on the way of revival of
    tolerancy between Armenian and Azerbaijani peoples, the President of
    the Russian Society for Friendship and Cooperation with Armenia Victor
    Krivopuskov stated in the course of an international conference titled
    "The Problems of Xenophobia and Tolerancy in the Region of the South
    Caucasus" held on February 25 in Yerevan.

    Victor Krivopuskov underscored that anti-Armenian pogroms in Soumgait
    had been organized, purposeful and planned. "The Azerbaijani leadership
    not only committed crime against Armenians, but also against their
    own people: those days a lot of Azerbaijanis, who participated in
    Armenians' carnage, became criminals", V. Krivopuskov underscored.

    According to Victor Krivopuskov, the Soumgait issue should not be
    considered in the context of interethnic conflict only, but also from
    historic viewpoint. "Soumgait is a continuation of Turkish policy,
    embodiment of the idea of Great Turan under conditions of modern
    Azerbaijan", he noted.

    According to the Russian public figure, Azerbaijan's authorities did
    not repent for what they had done; moreover, nowadays they continue
    aggressive policy of hatred against Armenians that is manifested
    in falsifications of historic facts, events of the recent past,
    establishment of pseudo history.

    He noted that at present Azerbaijan published numerous booklets
    and brochures, which reflected anti-Armenian propaganda in Russia
    and abroad.
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