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  • The Term "Eastern Anatolia" Doesn't Exist: Turkologist

    THE TERM "EASTERN ANATOLIA" DOESN'T EXIST: TURKOLOGIST

    17:38, 10 February, 2015

    YEREVAN, 10 FEBRUARY, ARMENPRESS. Associate professor of the Faculty
    of Oriental Studies at Yerevan State University, Turkologist Lusine
    Sahakyan says Armenians should be very active on the Internet and
    be able to give adequate responses to the false propaganda spread by
    circles of Turkologists. According to her, Turkish bloggers are working
    very actively on distorting Armenian toponyms and presenting Armenian
    words as words of Turkish origin on the Internet. In an interview with
    "Armenpress", Lusine Sahakyan mentioned that there are especially
    several blogs and websites that the Turks have created ahead of the
    100thanniversary of the Armenian Genocide and where they engage in
    heated debates over Armenian words and falsify Armenian history.

    In addition, Sahakyan emphasized that Armenia needs to address
    Western countries and the media to stop using the term "Eastern
    Anatolia". "Eastern Anatolia doesn't exist. It's an artificial word.

    It's absurd. Translated, it means "east of the east". Armenia has a
    lot of work to do in this regard so that not only the real history
    is presented, but also the real toponyms are not distorted," Lusine
    Sahakyan said.

    http://armenpress.am/eng/news/793530/the-term-%E2%80%9Ceastern-anatolia%E2%80%9D-doesn%E2%80%99t-exist-turkologist.html

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