3405) My Soul Dear Agop, . .

After serving the University of Istanbul, Cerrahpasha Faculty of Medicine for 41 years, Prof. Dr. Agop Koto?yan, otherwise also known as “ the famous dermatologist Agop without the arm “, has retired in last November. As luck would have it, he –the Agop Hodja – was born in the Delivery Room of the same Cerrahpasha Hospital 66 years ago. The hospital was 15 minutes away from his home by walk.Preferring the official name of “ Kocamustafapasha”...

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3404) Question Of Genocidal Tendency In The Minority Politics Of The Young Turks

Kemal ÇiçekAbstractThe Armenian Question of 1915 should be addressed in a broader context and the events and/or politics that led to the deportation of Ottoman Armenians must be evaluated within the framework of the commonplace population politics in the global context of World War I. By examining unpublished archival sources and existing secondary literature as well as the memoirs of leading Ottoman politicians in the pre-war period, I will question...

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3403) Nagorno-Karabakh - A Forgotten Conflict (2 Research Papers)

1) Nagorno-Karabakh - A Forgotten Conflict - An Introduction To The Special Issue by Umut Uzer And Adil Baguirov2) Nagorno-Karabakh: Competing Legal, Historic And Economic Claims In Political, Academic And Media Discourses by Adil Baguirov1)Nagorno-Karabakh - A Forgotten Conflict - An Introduction To The Special Issue by Umut Uzer And Adil BaguirovAbstractIn the general area of Southern Caucasus, the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh is among the...

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3402) 1915 Events: Critique & Exposition Of How Facts & Falsifications Mixed Up, Stirred & Served On A Golden Platter

Buenos’ Review Of Üngör Article by Sadi Dinlenc Tal Buenos’ review (15 Characteristics Of The Armenian Narrative by Tal Buenos of yet another historical falsification of the 1915 Events, by Ugur Ümit Üngör, titled ‘ The Armenian Genocide, 1915, is an excellent critique and exposition of how facts and falsifications mixed up, stirred and served on a golden platter, as happened many times before.The review by Buenos clearly describes 15 points...

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3401) 15 Characteristics Of The Armenian Narrative by Tal Buenos*

  Related Post: 1915 Events: Critique and Exposition Of How Facts and Falsifications Mixed Up, Stirred and Served On A Golden Platter8 May 2013 /Following the outpour of media material on April 24 in memory of the dreadful events of 1915, it is important to take a step back and evaluate how this reflects on the Turk.A recently published chapter by Uğur Ümit Üngör, titled “The Armenian Genocide, 1915,” in “The Holocaust and Other Genocides: An...

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3400) A History of a Perfect Crime By Talin Suciyan

  Samatya (Raymond Kevorkian, Ermeniler, Aras Publ., 2012) . . . May 12, 2013 The Armenian Weekly April 2013 MagazineI spent my high school years in Samatya. The majority of my classmates were the children of the Armenians who had come to Istanbul from the provinces during the republican years. We were allowed to go out during our lunch breaks. Many of the students lived in Samatya and could go home for lunch. Yet, in the early 1990’s,...

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3399) Armenian Population in Eastern Anatolia 1878-1915

Armenian Population in Eastern Anatolia between Years 1878-1915by Prof Dr Ata ATUN Abstract Most of the Armenian allegations on the Armenian relocation in the year 1915 based on the Armenian Patriarch's reports and the book titled “Ambassador Morgenthau’s Story” written by Mr. Henry Morgenthau Sr.. Mr. Morgenthau was the U.S. Ambassador in Istanbul from 1913 to 1916, his book on which the Armenian allegations mainly based on, when cross checked...

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