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Indiana Becomes 48th State to Recognize the Armenian Genocide

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.—Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb issued a powerful proclamation memorializing the Ottoman Turkish Empire’s centrally planned and executed annihilation of close to three million Armenians, Greeks, Assyrians, and Syriacs, making the Hoosier State the 48th U.S. state to properly recognize and condemn the Armenian Genocide, reported the Armenian National Committee of America—Eastern Region (ANCA-ER). Indiana

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12 Comments

  1. thank you Indiana- 2 states to go. what then. will president Trump recognize our Genocide. will turkey keep on denying….

  2. Thank you. Just Alabama Mississippi and the Congress of the United States have not signed on. The Congress is afraid of turkey what are Alabama and Mississippi afraid of?

  3. Alabama and Mississippi. Time to make it official so all 50 states recognize the Armenian Genocide. Then Hopefully The United States Congress will do the same. I can’t understand why The United States should be concerned. What can anyone do to us that makes Congress not want to speak the truth about The Armenian Genocide?

  4. Merci Indiana et ses citoyens. Votre reconnaissance du génocide rends justice aux arméniens du monde entier.

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