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  • ANKARA: Time Magazine Accepts Being Part of Armenian Propaganda

    Journal of Turkish Weekly
    Jan 3 2007


    Time Magazine Accepts Being Part of Armenian Propaganda Campaign

    Saturday , 03 February 2007


    * Armenian lobby hits back with the news magazine Time's help

    - Time magazine on Friday released a 52-minute documentary by French
    director Laurence Jourdan on the so-called Armenian `genocide.'

    With a full-page advertisement by `a coalition of Armenian Groups,'
    the DVD also includes a 46-minute interview with Dr. Yves Ternon on
    the so-called Armenian `genocide.' The DVD and the advertisement have
    been paid for by Time, according to European Armenian Federation. The
    Armenian socities have huge budgets to be spent against the Turkish
    interests overseas.

    Delighted with Time's reaction, the Armenian lobby announced that
    Michael Elliot, the director of Time International, had said Time had
    decided to call the 1915 events a genocide and called on all editors
    and correspondents to describe 1915 only as a genocide.

    Time's decision to distribute the DVD came after a CD made by the
    Turkish Ankara Chamber of Commerce last year was distributed by Time.
    According to the European Armenian Federation, Time decided to
    correct this mistake and agreed to financially back and distribute
    the documentary.

    The distribution of 550,000 copies with the European edition of Time
    comes in the wake of the assassination of Turkish-Armenian journalist
    Hrant Dink. In addition, while a French bill criminalizing the
    rejection of the so-called Armenian genocide is awaiting the Senate
    approval

    There are serious allegations in the one-page advertisement, which
    are considered to be baseless by Ankara.

    More than 520.000 Muslims were massacred by the armed Armenian groups
    during the First World War and Armenians never accepted the mass
    murders.

    http://www.turkishweekly.net/news.p hp?id=42397

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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