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Journal of Turkish Weekly
July 23 2010
Film on Armenian Revolt to BeScreened at U.S. Congress
Friday, 23 July 2010
A film on the Armenian revolt will be screened at the U.S. Congress on July 28.
The Assembly of Turkish American Associations (ATAA) decided to host a
screening of the film "The Armenian Revolt" at the U.S. Congress on
July 28.
"The Armenian Revolt" is regarding the armed Armenian Independence
Movement (1880-1919) which sought to create a politically, ethnically,
and religiously homogenous Armenian state in the eastern region of the
Ottoman Empire, and failed.
The ATAA move came after a documentary film, "Aghet: A Genocide",
about Armenian allegations regarding the incidents of 1915 was
screened at Rayburn House Office Building.
Bruce Fein, a legal adviser to former U.S. president Ronald Reagan,
will provide opening remarks.
"The Armenian Revolt", which appeared on Bloomington PBS, takes a look
at WWI designs for the Caucasus.
The producer of the film, Marty Callaghan, is a war documentarian, who
recently produced, "Blood, Sand and Oil" regarding World War I in the
Middle East and Allied use of micronationalism from the Caucasus to
the Arabian Peninsula to destroy the multi-ethnic, multi-cultural
Ottoman Empire, and replace it with states servile to western empires.
ATAA is a fast-growing umbrella organization of Turkish American
associations throughout the United States, Canada and Turkey,
dedicated to pursuing the interests of Turkish Americans and friends
of Turkey in Washington and beyond.
Friday, 23 July 2010
A.A
From: A. Papazian
July 23 2010
Film on Armenian Revolt to BeScreened at U.S. Congress
Friday, 23 July 2010
A film on the Armenian revolt will be screened at the U.S. Congress on July 28.
The Assembly of Turkish American Associations (ATAA) decided to host a
screening of the film "The Armenian Revolt" at the U.S. Congress on
July 28.
"The Armenian Revolt" is regarding the armed Armenian Independence
Movement (1880-1919) which sought to create a politically, ethnically,
and religiously homogenous Armenian state in the eastern region of the
Ottoman Empire, and failed.
The ATAA move came after a documentary film, "Aghet: A Genocide",
about Armenian allegations regarding the incidents of 1915 was
screened at Rayburn House Office Building.
Bruce Fein, a legal adviser to former U.S. president Ronald Reagan,
will provide opening remarks.
"The Armenian Revolt", which appeared on Bloomington PBS, takes a look
at WWI designs for the Caucasus.
The producer of the film, Marty Callaghan, is a war documentarian, who
recently produced, "Blood, Sand and Oil" regarding World War I in the
Middle East and Allied use of micronationalism from the Caucasus to
the Arabian Peninsula to destroy the multi-ethnic, multi-cultural
Ottoman Empire, and replace it with states servile to western empires.
ATAA is a fast-growing umbrella organization of Turkish American
associations throughout the United States, Canada and Turkey,
dedicated to pursuing the interests of Turkish Americans and friends
of Turkey in Washington and beyond.
Friday, 23 July 2010
A.A
From: A. Papazian