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05 Nov
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How the US Government “nudges” its Armenians

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by Tal Buenos *

Who generates the accusation of genocide against Turkey? It is a misconception to think that Armenians have masterminded this long lasting anti-Turkish campaign. The Armenian polemic is primarily an American issue. The accusation against Turkey serves American interests in two main ways; it keeps some skeletons of the Anglo-American imperialist past in the closet and it functions as a big stick in the U.S.’s present dealings with Turkey. Turkey’s many spheres of influence are of high importance to the U.S., which throughout the latter half of the 20th century and to this day has often needed Turkish cooperation in regional affairs. However, because of Turkey’s unique cultural history, it is not perceived in the U.S. as a natural ally, like the U.K. or Australia, but rather as requiring a “carrot and stick” approach.

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25 Oct
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25.10.2014 – ATA-A Remembers Victims of Armenian Terrorism

On this day…

October 24, 1975 – Paris, France

Ismail Erez

Ismail Erez

Talip Yener

Talip Yener

An Armenian gunman assassinates the Turkish Ambassador to France, Ismail Erez, also killing the Ambassador’s chauffeur, Talip Yener.

Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA) and Justice Commandos of Armenian Genocide (JCAG) publicly dispute which group deserves credit for the assassination.

24 Oct
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Bu Propagandist’e Hep Birlikte Cevap Verelim

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Türk Toplumunun Değerli Üyeleri,

Ne yazıkki son hafta içinde Avustralyalı ‘sözde’ insan hakları savunucusu Geoffrey Robertson, yeni yazdığı ‘An Inconvienient Genocide’ adlı kitabını daha çok satabilmek için kanal – kanal gezip Türk toplumuna olan nefretini dile getirmektedir.

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18 Oct
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THE TURKISH-ARMENIAN DISPUTE: WHO HAS SOMETHING TO HIDE?

by Maxime Gauin *

In the context of the Perinçek v. Switzerland case, and of the forthcoming centennial of 1915, Turkey will be, once again, pressured to “face history.” However, who can contest the fact that contemporary history should be written after free studies in the relevant archives? The Ottoman and Turkish archives (prior to 1938) have been open since 1989 and the ease of access greatly increased over the last 15 years. Supporters of the “Armenian genocide” have worked in the Ottoman archives since 1991, including Ara Sarafian, Hilmar Kaiser, Garabet Moumdjian and Taner Akçam.

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