RAMKAVAR LIBERAL PARTY OF ARMENIA POINTS TO AN ERROR IN ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RESOLUTION
PanARMENIAN.Net
09.03.2010 16:44 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On March 9, the leader of the Ramkavar Liberal Party
of Armenia Harutyun Arakelyan thanked in a letter the Chairman of the
U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs Howard
Berman, in connection with the adoption of the Armenian Genocide
Resolution on March 4.
According to the letter, the text of the resolution had a mistake. In
particular, it says that as a result of the Genocide Armenians
were deprived of the alleged 2.500-year-old homeland. According to
Harutyun Arakelyan, probably, people who worked on the document, used
dubious sources, distorting the Armenian history. There are many other
sources indicating that the Armenians live more than 4500 years in the
Armenian highlands, and in this case it would be correct in general,
not to mention in the resolution the origin of the Armenians at all.
Arakelyan also expressed hope that the committee, led by Howard Berman
will only use only the services of Armenia's academic institutions.
PanARMENIAN.Net
09.03.2010 16:44 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ On March 9, the leader of the Ramkavar Liberal Party
of Armenia Harutyun Arakelyan thanked in a letter the Chairman of the
U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs Howard
Berman, in connection with the adoption of the Armenian Genocide
Resolution on March 4.
According to the letter, the text of the resolution had a mistake. In
particular, it says that as a result of the Genocide Armenians
were deprived of the alleged 2.500-year-old homeland. According to
Harutyun Arakelyan, probably, people who worked on the document, used
dubious sources, distorting the Armenian history. There are many other
sources indicating that the Armenians live more than 4500 years in the
Armenian highlands, and in this case it would be correct in general,
not to mention in the resolution the origin of the Armenians at all.
Arakelyan also expressed hope that the committee, led by Howard Berman
will only use only the services of Armenia's academic institutions.