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Building Set for D.C. Armenian Genocide Museum Sold for $57 Million
WASHINGTON (A.W.)— Lincoln Property Co. is now in control of the building that was formerly planned to be the Armenian Genocide Museum, reported the Washington Business Journal.
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No need for buildings that show death and a one sided version there’s enough , just stop pussyfooting around and take the Turks to a human rights court an international one get restitution and global recognition that way just like the Jews got just like the Bosnians/Croats and others ! What about ww2 Armenian nazi collaboration rounding up befriending Jews only to turn them in to the nazis ,