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GERMAN JOURNALIST: "THERE ARE ALL THE DOCUMENTS IN THE TURKISH ARCHIVES PROVING THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE": ERMENIHABER.AM
13:44 | April 16,2015 | Politics
"There is a huge number of documents in the Turkish archives,
which prove the Armenian Genocide," notes German "Die Tageszeitung"
newspaper's correspondent in Istanbul Jurgen Gottschlich. He is
carrying out a research on that topic. He has even published a book
on the role of Germany in connection with the Armenian Genocide.
Gottschlich has had a chance to work at Istanbul's Ottoman and Ankara's
military archives
Asked by Ermenihaber.am "Is it possible to find documents proving
the Armenian Genocide in the Turkish archives or have such documents
been removed from the archives?", German journalist said, "Both in the
Turkish and the German archives there are huge amounts of documents,
which prove the Armenian Genocide. Erdogan invites the Armenians to
study the archives, as he doesn't know what there are in the archives.
Turkish archives "haven't been cleared", as Armenians think."
More- on the source website
http://en.a1plus.am/1209728.html
From: A. Papazian
13:44 | April 16,2015 | Politics
"There is a huge number of documents in the Turkish archives,
which prove the Armenian Genocide," notes German "Die Tageszeitung"
newspaper's correspondent in Istanbul Jurgen Gottschlich. He is
carrying out a research on that topic. He has even published a book
on the role of Germany in connection with the Armenian Genocide.
Gottschlich has had a chance to work at Istanbul's Ottoman and Ankara's
military archives
Asked by Ermenihaber.am "Is it possible to find documents proving
the Armenian Genocide in the Turkish archives or have such documents
been removed from the archives?", German journalist said, "Both in the
Turkish and the German archives there are huge amounts of documents,
which prove the Armenian Genocide. Erdogan invites the Armenians to
study the archives, as he doesn't know what there are in the archives.
Turkish archives "haven't been cleared", as Armenians think."
More- on the source website
http://en.a1plus.am/1209728.html
From: A. Papazian