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PATRIARCH ZAVEN DER YEGHIAYAN'S LIST OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE ORGANIZERS: EXTERMINATORS AND VIRTUOUS MUSLIMS
AZG DAILY
03-12-2011
Armenian Genocide Update: 2011-12-03 00:40:18 (GMT +04:00)
Sait Cetinoglu, who studies the Armenian Genocide issue in Turkey,
published a book entitled Exterminators and Virtuous Muslims.
The book was written based on Armenian Patriarch of Constantinople,
Zaven Yeghiyan's (1868-1947) list of the organizers of the Genocide.
A hundred years ago, the humanity had experienced a disaster of
epic proportion, namely, Armenian genocide. Everybody told over,
discussed whether or! Some said "Armenians deserved to die, be killed
because they were not Islamized!"; "Armenians disappeared while they
were killing Muslims!" said others. While some were arguing "Turks,
Kurds, Circassians and so on are innocent; we were not involved
in," others argued "the main killers are Kurds! Turks saved the
rest." Some alleged "the Turkish Republic is no concern with the
Ottoman deportation. Calling the Republic to account means being
busy with trifles!" Some said "it is not genocide; Armenians were
defeated and pushed off at the end of the mutual clash!" Others said
" while they were disturbing Muslims, the God damned them, and they
disappeared!" ...
There were many who kept saying 'I would finish you off like
Armenian!' or 'Son of a bitch Armenian!' whenever they got angry.
Many oldsters were there, who took that genocide as starting point
saying "that year when the Armenian massacre has occurred!"
But these discussions made way during the last twenty years. The
documents and the historical consciousness prevailed. Despite the
fact the official ideology did not face oneself, the people who are
getting a share from the history of humanity can not say "this event
didn't happen" any more.
Now we must lay bare the identities of the killers responsible
for massacres and present their acts and biographies to the rising
generation.
In this book, Sait Cetinoglu is getting A for effort to initiate
another discussion on the basis of Patriarch Zaven Der Yeghiayan's
(1868-1947) 'List of the organizers of the Armenian Genocide:
Exterminators and Virtuous Muslims.' You can find the names and
biographies of those who have killed or come to help Armenians.
AZG DAILY
03-12-2011
Armenian Genocide Update: 2011-12-03 00:40:18 (GMT +04:00)
Sait Cetinoglu, who studies the Armenian Genocide issue in Turkey,
published a book entitled Exterminators and Virtuous Muslims.
The book was written based on Armenian Patriarch of Constantinople,
Zaven Yeghiyan's (1868-1947) list of the organizers of the Genocide.
A hundred years ago, the humanity had experienced a disaster of
epic proportion, namely, Armenian genocide. Everybody told over,
discussed whether or! Some said "Armenians deserved to die, be killed
because they were not Islamized!"; "Armenians disappeared while they
were killing Muslims!" said others. While some were arguing "Turks,
Kurds, Circassians and so on are innocent; we were not involved
in," others argued "the main killers are Kurds! Turks saved the
rest." Some alleged "the Turkish Republic is no concern with the
Ottoman deportation. Calling the Republic to account means being
busy with trifles!" Some said "it is not genocide; Armenians were
defeated and pushed off at the end of the mutual clash!" Others said
" while they were disturbing Muslims, the God damned them, and they
disappeared!" ...
There were many who kept saying 'I would finish you off like
Armenian!' or 'Son of a bitch Armenian!' whenever they got angry.
Many oldsters were there, who took that genocide as starting point
saying "that year when the Armenian massacre has occurred!"
But these discussions made way during the last twenty years. The
documents and the historical consciousness prevailed. Despite the
fact the official ideology did not face oneself, the people who are
getting a share from the history of humanity can not say "this event
didn't happen" any more.
Now we must lay bare the identities of the killers responsible
for massacres and present their acts and biographies to the rising
generation.
In this book, Sait Cetinoglu is getting A for effort to initiate
another discussion on the basis of Patriarch Zaven Der Yeghiayan's
(1868-1947) 'List of the organizers of the Armenian Genocide:
Exterminators and Virtuous Muslims.' You can find the names and
biographies of those who have killed or come to help Armenians.