PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATORS SUGGEST INVOLVING FACT OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE IN SCHOOL PROGRAMS
15:32, 13 March, 2013
YEREVAN, AMRCH 13, ARMENPRESS. The bill on involving fact of the
Armenian Genocide and Holocaust in the school programs of Pennsylvania
has been introduced to the House of Representatives of Pennsylvania.
As reports "Armenpress" citing the official website of the House
of Representatives of Pennsylvania, State Rep. Brendan F. Boyle,
D-Phila./Montgomery, introduced the bill. It provides involvement of
the obligatory school hours dedicated to the Holocaust and Armenian
Genocide in the school program.
Among other things Boyle stated: "It is crucial our young people have
an understanding of the implications of the Holocaust and recognize
genocide for what it is - the mass murdering of a national, ethnic,
racial, or religious group - so that history never repeats itself.
Currently five states have enacted laws requiring the teaching of
the Holocaust in schools: California, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey,
and New York."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
15:32, 13 March, 2013
YEREVAN, AMRCH 13, ARMENPRESS. The bill on involving fact of the
Armenian Genocide and Holocaust in the school programs of Pennsylvania
has been introduced to the House of Representatives of Pennsylvania.
As reports "Armenpress" citing the official website of the House
of Representatives of Pennsylvania, State Rep. Brendan F. Boyle,
D-Phila./Montgomery, introduced the bill. It provides involvement of
the obligatory school hours dedicated to the Holocaust and Armenian
Genocide in the school program.
Among other things Boyle stated: "It is crucial our young people have
an understanding of the implications of the Holocaust and recognize
genocide for what it is - the mass murdering of a national, ethnic,
racial, or religious group - so that history never repeats itself.
Currently five states have enacted laws requiring the teaching of
the Holocaust in schools: California, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey,
and New York."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress