3241) Again Came April by Vahe Avetian

Again came April; and from everywhere and by all possible and impossible forms of communication my dear fellow Armenians have begun their annual lamentations that the Turks killed them. I do not know what Genocide hysteria will bring in the future, but I know what it has brought today.Everywhere we are seen as a pitiful, broken, morally and psychologically oppressed and massacred and impotent community, which for just those reasons is not capable...

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3240) The Armenian Dream Is Over !

Lawsuit Against U.S. Federal Reserve Seeks Armenian Gold Looted by Turkey By Harut Sassounian Comments by Sukru Server Aya In BlueThe Glendale-based nonprofit Center for Armenian Remembrance (CAR) sued the U.S. Federal Reserve on March 4, seeking information on its acquisition of a large amount of Armenian gold looted by the Ottoman government in 1915.CAR filed the lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act. The gold, originally valued at 5...

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3239) Can The Armenian Issue Be Solved Legally?” French Historian Maxime Gauin Argues

08 Feb 11 * From the conference chaired by Sukru Elekdag - 19/03/2009There were many occasions when the Turkish Government could have gone to court in the past against the Armenians, but did not choose to do so. However, it is not too late to resort to litigation against some Armenians, Armenian organizations, and/or publications for slander and hate crimes. I) Occasions missed by Turks to crush Armenian Aggression in Western countries . ....

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3238) Water Cure-Torture by The American Soldiers In The Philippine-American War 1899-1902

Famous “Water Cure" As Mentioned by Ahmet Rüstem Bey, The Ambassador To The USA Updated by TruckTurkey Excerpts From :The Armenian Propaganda in the United States and Ambassador Ahmet Rüstem Bey, The World War and the Turco-Armenian Question, Berne, 1918 Regarding the detachments from the imperial army, several of which have committed excesses here and there, was their conduct so essentially contrary to human nature, and in contrast with...

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3237) “The ARF At 120: A Critical Appreciation” Forum Proceedings NY Hilton Nov. 21, 2010

“The ARF at 120: A Critical Appreciation” at the New York Hilton Hotel. Featuring historians, economists, political scientists, and activists, this unprecedented panel discussion critically reviewed the ARF’s history and current politics, providing recommendations for the road ahead.The panel featured David Grigorian (Senior Fellow, Policy Forum Armenia), Dennis Papazian (Professor Emeritus of History, University of Michigan-Dearborn), Ara Sanjian...

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