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Dink's death should be wake-up call: the last stage of genocide is denial
29.01.2007 16:15 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ `Hrant Dink, whom I met in Yerevan,
Armenia, in 2005, was a fearless fighter for truth and
human dignity. His assassination strikes a heavy blow
against Turks, Armenians and all who strive for proper
acknowledgment of the 1915 Armenian Genocide and for
reconciliation between the two nations,' former U.S.
Ambassador to Armenia John Evans wrote in The New York
Times. `His death should be a wake-up call: the last
stage of genocide is denial,' he underscored.
Dink's death should be wake-up call: the last stage of genocide is denial
29.01.2007 16:15 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ `Hrant Dink, whom I met in Yerevan,
Armenia, in 2005, was a fearless fighter for truth and
human dignity. His assassination strikes a heavy blow
against Turks, Armenians and all who strive for proper
acknowledgment of the 1915 Armenian Genocide and for
reconciliation between the two nations,' former U.S.
Ambassador to Armenia John Evans wrote in The New York
Times. `His death should be a wake-up call: the last
stage of genocide is denial,' he underscored.