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RAGIP ZARAKOLU: THE BRIDGE BETWEEN ARMENIAN AND TURKISH LITERATURES DESTROYED
Aida Avetisyan
"Radiolur"
19:05 27.03.2013
Turkish writer and publisher Ragip Zarakolu is again in Armenia. He
met with young historians and experts of Turkish studies at the
Western Armenian Research Center.
Zarakolu said there is a destroyed bridge near Ani and reminded that
Hrant Dink was struggling for its reconstruction. However, there are
people in Turkey, who are afraid to restore it.
The Turkish publisher said there are very few Turkish translations of
Armenian works, unlike the Greek, Italian, Jewish and others. Zarakolu
said it's not only the bridge between the Armenian and Turkish
literatures that has been destroyed. Thus bridge between the Armenian
and Turkish societies has also been ruined, he added.
It's worth mentioning that Ragip Zarakolu visited Nagorno Karabakh,
as well.
Aida Avetisyan
"Radiolur"
19:05 27.03.2013
Turkish writer and publisher Ragip Zarakolu is again in Armenia. He
met with young historians and experts of Turkish studies at the
Western Armenian Research Center.
Zarakolu said there is a destroyed bridge near Ani and reminded that
Hrant Dink was struggling for its reconstruction. However, there are
people in Turkey, who are afraid to restore it.
The Turkish publisher said there are very few Turkish translations of
Armenian works, unlike the Greek, Italian, Jewish and others. Zarakolu
said it's not only the bridge between the Armenian and Turkish
literatures that has been destroyed. Thus bridge between the Armenian
and Turkish societies has also been ruined, he added.
It's worth mentioning that Ragip Zarakolu visited Nagorno Karabakh,
as well.