Opinion
Kay Mouradian: Who Remembers?
Last week, the U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee voted 23-22 to pass H.Res.252, the Armenian Genocide Resolution. Several of those on the Committee who opposed the resolution couldn’t understand why they should bother debating something that happened nearly a hundred years ago, as if Armenian history was not important enough to be recorded with dignity.
Those same representatives would never have dared suggest that the World War II Holocaust be erased from history, and I wonder why they
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A very interesting issue!
Thank you, TM
If the world had stood against the Genocide of Armenians at that time, and condemned those jihadist Turks, the world would have been a better place today!! it might have been saved even the Jewish Holocaust, which claimed over six million lives. The Germans had simply copied the Turks.
Thank you, Tatyana Macaulay, for the correction.