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TURKEY WILL ADMIT ARMENIAN GENOCIDE IF TURKISH YOUTH CHANGE WAY OF THINKING - KAREN SIRUNYAN
17:32 * 25.03.15
Admission of the Armenian Genocide is a task not only for university
professors or government agencies.
Every Armenian must be engaged in propaganda, expert in Turkic studies
Karen Sirunyan told reporters on Wednesday.
He pointed out the importance of multi-language mass media, including
Turkish-language mass media, and of information campaign among Turkish
and Azerbaijani young people.
"Turkey will admit the Armenian Genocide if Turkish young people
change their way of thinking," Mr Sirunyan said.
He points out some progress in organization of debates on the Armenian
Genocide in Turkey.
Emphasis should be placed on 1880 when the Armenian pogrom actually
began rather than on the 1.5 million victims.
As regards the pan-Armenian declaration, Mr Sirunyan said it was the
first step. He points out the need for thinking of further practical
steps.
Slowly but surely, the West and US have begun revising their policy
to the Middle East.
"Discussions to form a counterbalance to Turkey in the Middle East
are already in progress," Mr Sirunyan said.
According to him, it could be of benefit to Armenia.
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2015/03/25/karensirunian/1627582
17:32 * 25.03.15
Admission of the Armenian Genocide is a task not only for university
professors or government agencies.
Every Armenian must be engaged in propaganda, expert in Turkic studies
Karen Sirunyan told reporters on Wednesday.
He pointed out the importance of multi-language mass media, including
Turkish-language mass media, and of information campaign among Turkish
and Azerbaijani young people.
"Turkey will admit the Armenian Genocide if Turkish young people
change their way of thinking," Mr Sirunyan said.
He points out some progress in organization of debates on the Armenian
Genocide in Turkey.
Emphasis should be placed on 1880 when the Armenian pogrom actually
began rather than on the 1.5 million victims.
As regards the pan-Armenian declaration, Mr Sirunyan said it was the
first step. He points out the need for thinking of further practical
steps.
Slowly but surely, the West and US have begun revising their policy
to the Middle East.
"Discussions to form a counterbalance to Turkey in the Middle East
are already in progress," Mr Sirunyan said.
According to him, it could be of benefit to Armenia.
http://www.tert.am/en/news/2015/03/25/karensirunian/1627582