Last week, the Armenian Genocide Research Program (AGRP) within The Promise Armenian Institute at UCLA launched a groundbreaking project enabling Armenians to seek restitution of their properties confiscated by the Turkish government during and after the Genocide.
In addition to the mass killing of 1.5 million Armenians, the Turkish government occupied their homeland of Western Armenia and seized their properties. Thanks to the UCLA initiative, for the first time, all missing information is g
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Thank you Harut for bringing this to our attention. How realistic is it that Armenians will be compensated when the Turkish government denies any wrongdoing during that period! The international community is too busy with their own problems to want to pursue this topic. The most Armenia will get is a token mention in European parliaments. I doubt if Pashinyan will even support a move for the acknowledgement of the losses to the Armenians.
What I am suggesting has nothing to do with Pashinyan, the international community or Turkey’s denials. Our rightful demands will be adjudicated by a Federal Court.