3379) Book Review: Preposterous Paradoxes of Ambassador Morgenthau : A Factual Story About Politics, Propaganda and Distortions

Sukru Server Aya's new book titled "Preposterous Paradoxes of Ambassador Morgenthau : A Factual Story About Politics, Propaganda and Distortions" is expected to be released in February 1913.Here's a review by Professor Dr Ata ATUN:The book titled “Ambassador Morgenthau’s Story” written by Mr. Henry Morgenthau Sr. the U.S. Ambassador in Istanbul from 1913 to 1916, on which the Armenian allegations mainly based on, when cross checked day by day with...

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3378) What Did Talat Pasha Speak With Soviet Intelligence ?

What Did Talat Pasha Speak With Soviet Intelligence ?Why Talat Pasha Was Angry About Morgenthau ?Talat Pasha - Contacts With Bolsheviks and The BritishDirect Link To: What Did Talat Pasha Speaks With Soviet Intelligence?Please feel free to email us a better translati...

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3377) Free E-Book: Relief Of Armenians, Hearings Before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, June 21, 1916

. . . Direct Link To The DocumentKindly provided by TruckTurkeyComment by Sukru S. AyaThis new addition to your E-library, is a great contribution as “historical evidence”, and reconfirms my previous comments and book contents. The sorrowful reality is the fact that U.S. politicians or Turkish speakers or scholars, do not read such discoveries and repeat their own stale opinions, despite the fact that “documents show the very opposite”.This document...

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3376) State Identity, Continuity, And Responsibility The Ottoman Empire, The Republic Of Turkey And The Armenian Genocide A Reply To Vahagn Avedian

by Pulat Tacar And Maxime GauinIntroductionWe have been asked by the European Journal of International Law to write a reply to an article entitled ‘State Identity, Continuity and Responsibility: The Ottoman Empire, the Republic of Turkey and the Armenian Genocide’. The article accuses Turkey of ‘prac-tising a denialist policy’ with regard to ‘the act of genocide committed during 1915– 1916’, demanding that it ‘make itself responsible for its...

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