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Georgette Avagian: October 10 now a day of mourning for Diaspora
11.10.2009 00:55 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Diaspora will not be silent, and we will take
certain steps, Georgette Avagian, historian and representative of "Hay
Dat" in Jerusalem told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter, commenting on the
recently signed Armenian-Turkish Protocols. According to her, Diaspora
of Jerusalem is already organizing meetings and discussing further
actions. Georgette Avagian noticed that the process of delaying the
signing of the Protocols was just a game, designed for the
Diaspora. "Now April 24 and October 10 become days of mourning for us,
because today we have lost our historical lands, and the issue of the
Armenian Genocide recognition has turned to dust," Georgette Avagyan
said. She also stressed that the Diaspora will continue to fight. "We
have fought against the Turks 100 years, and now we will continue to
do the same," the representative of "Hay Dat" stressed.
11.10.2009 00:55 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ Diaspora will not be silent, and we will take
certain steps, Georgette Avagian, historian and representative of "Hay
Dat" in Jerusalem told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter, commenting on the
recently signed Armenian-Turkish Protocols. According to her, Diaspora
of Jerusalem is already organizing meetings and discussing further
actions. Georgette Avagian noticed that the process of delaying the
signing of the Protocols was just a game, designed for the
Diaspora. "Now April 24 and October 10 become days of mourning for us,
because today we have lost our historical lands, and the issue of the
Armenian Genocide recognition has turned to dust," Georgette Avagyan
said. She also stressed that the Diaspora will continue to fight. "We
have fought against the Turks 100 years, and now we will continue to
do the same," the representative of "Hay Dat" stressed.