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POLISH FOREIGN MINISTER LAYS A WREATH DEDICATED TO ARMENIAN GENOCIDE'S VICTIMS MEMORIAL
AZG Armenian Daily
28/02/2007
Polish Foreign Minister Anna Fotyga laid a wreath at the
Tsitsernakaberd Memorial dedicated to the victims of the Armenian
Genocide in Ottoman Turkey, 1915. The Polish Foreign Minister also
put a note in the Memory Book. She visited the Museum-Institute of
the Armenian Genocide and was told the history of the tragic events
of 1915. "It is impossible to forget the barbarity of the past,"
A.Fotyga wrote in the Memory Book.
To note, the Polish Seim recognized the Armenian Genocide in Ottoman
Turkey. The Armenian Genocide is also recognized by the parliaments
of Argentina, Belgium, Bulgaria, Uruguay, Venezuela, Holland, Greece,
Italy, Canada, Cyprus, Lebanon, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia, France,
Switzerland and Sweden.
AZG Armenian Daily
28/02/2007
Polish Foreign Minister Anna Fotyga laid a wreath at the
Tsitsernakaberd Memorial dedicated to the victims of the Armenian
Genocide in Ottoman Turkey, 1915. The Polish Foreign Minister also
put a note in the Memory Book. She visited the Museum-Institute of
the Armenian Genocide and was told the history of the tragic events
of 1915. "It is impossible to forget the barbarity of the past,"
A.Fotyga wrote in the Memory Book.
To note, the Polish Seim recognized the Armenian Genocide in Ottoman
Turkey. The Armenian Genocide is also recognized by the parliaments
of Argentina, Belgium, Bulgaria, Uruguay, Venezuela, Holland, Greece,
Italy, Canada, Cyprus, Lebanon, Lithuania, Russia, Slovakia, France,
Switzerland and Sweden.