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Sassounian: Genocide Conference in Romania Held Despite Turkish Protests
I just returned home from two hectic weeks of travel. First, I participated in the Armenia-Diaspora Conference in Yerevan, where I co-chaired a panel on the Armenian Genocide Centennial, and spoke in two other panels proposing the formation of a democratically elected diaspora-wide structure to represent the seven million Armenians residing outside of Armenia and Artsakh (Karabagh).
I then flew to Bucharest, Romania, to join scholars, activists, journalists, and clergy from a dozen countries
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God Bless you Sassounian jan.
the turkish diplomats & politicians are all “bokhdan ishi ousdasi” they have learned well from their Yahoodi Pazavang teachers …they will try do do anything & everything in their power to bully their neighbours especially if you show any signs of weakness .. However at the end when bullying & lying fails , they will sit down like a defeated “dog” with their tails between their legs ..We should not be insulting the men’s best friend …turkish politicians are more like snakes full of venom & poison . At the end VICTORY is OURS ..” Armenia talk & turkey walks”..