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CYPRIOT TURKS JOIN STRUGGLE AGAINST ARMENIAN GENOCIDE RESOLUTION
PanARMENIAN.Net
28.09.2007 13:28 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ A regular sitting of the Talaat-Pasha movement
will be held in Cyprus November 1-4 by initiative of Rauf Denktash,
the movement's advisory committee chairman, first President of the
Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC).
Representatives from Azerbaijan, Syria and Iran are expected to draw up
"the strategy of struggle" against the Armenian Genocide Resolution
(H. Res. 106).
Istanbul Bilgi University prof, Arif Acaloglu said 50 thousand copies
of a book titled "Dashnaks have nothing to do in Armenia" by Hovhannes
Kajaznuni, Prime Minister of the First Republic of Armenia, were sent
to the U.S. for circulation. The book written in 1923 was translated
into English, French and German, APA reports.
Kajaznuni wrote the book after establishment of soviet power in
Armenia and execution of outstanding figures of Dashnaktsutyun
party. Kajaznuni said the party should work for the Diaspora and
resolution of the Armenian issue.
PanARMENIAN.Net
28.09.2007 13:28 GMT+04:00
/PanARMENIAN.Net/ A regular sitting of the Talaat-Pasha movement
will be held in Cyprus November 1-4 by initiative of Rauf Denktash,
the movement's advisory committee chairman, first President of the
Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC).
Representatives from Azerbaijan, Syria and Iran are expected to draw up
"the strategy of struggle" against the Armenian Genocide Resolution
(H. Res. 106).
Istanbul Bilgi University prof, Arif Acaloglu said 50 thousand copies
of a book titled "Dashnaks have nothing to do in Armenia" by Hovhannes
Kajaznuni, Prime Minister of the First Republic of Armenia, were sent
to the U.S. for circulation. The book written in 1923 was translated
into English, French and German, APA reports.
Kajaznuni wrote the book after establishment of soviet power in
Armenia and execution of outstanding figures of Dashnaktsutyun
party. Kajaznuni said the party should work for the Diaspora and
resolution of the Armenian issue.