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Scholars, Activists Condemn Turkish Textbooks Vilifying Armenians
ISTANBUL, Turkey (A.W.)—Turkish scholars, artists, and writers harshly condemned primary and middle school textbooks that are replete with anti-Armenian rhetoric…
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Fatih Altayli: Male Chauvinist, Owner of Usurped Armenian Property
By Ayse Gunaysu and Nadya Uygun Special for the Armenian Weekly On Oct. 2, 2012, members of the Revolutionary Socialist…
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Conference to Honor Survivors, Feature Hadjin Orphan Dress
MISSION HILLS, Calif.—Relics from the Armenian Genocide will be unveiled during a conference focusing on the heroes and survivors of…
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Ocalan: Turkey, World Should Recognize Armenian Genocide
ISTANBUL, Turkey (A.W.)—Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan reaffirmed the Armenian Genocide and called on Turkey and the world to confront history in…
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Book on Armenian Amiras Published in Turkish
ISTANBUL, Turkey (A.W.)—On Dec. 25, 2013, Istanbul’s Aras Publishing published the Turkish translation of Hagop L. Barsoumian’s The Armenian Amira…
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New Book on Forced Turkification of Jews and Lobbying Against Genocide
TORONTO, Canada—The Zoryan Institute recently announced the translation and publication of a new book by noted author Rifat Bali titled…
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Kings of Spades (Part 1): Fantasies of Sovereignty in a Pathology Plot
The Armenian Weekly Magazine April 2012 A woman raped, disenchanted, and sickened by the burden of proof. Dogmatic, hypocritical, cowardly…
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Turkey Moves to Deport Armenian Workers after French Vote
ISTANBUL, Turkey (A.W.)—Turkey is set to amend a law next month that aims to rid the country of illegal workers.…
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Mouradian: Decoding Turkey’s ‘Yes’ to Constitutional Amendments
Journalists, political analysts, historians, and activists discuss the implications of the vote with the Armenian Weekly. On Sept. 12, Turkey…
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Ismail Besikci Is Being Tried Once More
The following is a statement issued by the Ankara Freedom of Thought Initiative (AFTI) in support of Ismail Besikci, recently…
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