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#41 |
Provinciaal Statenlid
Geregistreerd: 15 mei 2004
Locatie: pro-islam is extreem-rechts.
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![]() www.armenie.nl Je zou maar een site openen waar je de genocide op Joden en Zigeuners ontkent.
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#42 | |
Minister-President
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#43 |
Provinciaal Statenlid
Geregistreerd: 19 maart 2004
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![]() Ik wil hier geen standpunt innemen, en ik denk... dat er wel degelijk een genocide was aangezien internationaal erkend.
Maar in mijne Larousse Universel van 1923 staat er niets van in, noch onder Turkije noch onder Armenië. Was het toen nog niet goed bekend of was het een ander probleem? Zal nog eens gaan kijken op de volkerenbond want de archieven staan ook op het Net! |
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#44 |
Gouverneur
Geregistreerd: 16 oktober 2003
Locatie: 't Stad
Berichten: 1.197
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![]() The New York Times (August 21, 1916)
ARMENIANS DYING IN PRISON CAMPS Hundreds of Thousands Still in Danger from Turks, Refugees Fund Secretary Says. GERMANS WON'T INTERFERE About 1,000,000 Victims Deported and 500,000 Massacred, the Rev. Harold Buxton Reports. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES. LONDON, Monday, Aug. 21.-The Rev. Harold Buxton, Secretary of the Armenian Refugees Fund, has just returned to England after devoting three months to relief work in the devastated villages. In an interview the Rev. Mr. Buxton gave details which entirely confirm the grave statements made by Lord Bryce some months ago in the House of Lords. Asked whether he had any proof that the deportation of Armenians last summer was due to German instigation, he said: "All I can say is that the German Government did nothing to stop the massacres. During the whole business German influence was supreme at Constantinople, and German Consuls were at their posts in all the chief centres through Asia Minor. Besides, the people were swept away with a methodical thoroughness which one does not expect from the Turk, who, when left to himself, acts rather with sudden spasms of fury. "I have evidence from an American missionary that certain of the German Consuls did their best on behalf of the Armenian people. For instance, the German Consul at Erzerum wired to his Ambassador in Constantinople vigorously protesting at the order of deportation. He received a reply in these words: 'We cannot interfere in the internal affairs of Turkey'. "I don't think there has been any exaggeration as to losses as published in England. The Armenian race numbered over 4,000,000, of whom 2,000,000 were Turkish Armenians, and of these perhaps 1,000,000 have been deported and 500,000 massacred. Only 200,000 escaped into the mountains, and so across to Russian soil. There are some hundreds of thousands in concentration camps between Aleppo and Mosul and in the neighboring regions of Mesopotamia, where Turkey continues to be supreme over their fate. "To this considerable population we have no access, and it is still in danger. According to reports which come through, it is being ravaged by sickness, famine, privations of all kinds, outrages, and murder, all of which means high mortality among the victims." ------------------ AMERICAN CONSULATE Aleppo, Syria, September 7, 1921. Subject: Assassination of Talaat Pasha The Honorable The Secretary of State. Washington Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith, in duplicate, a copy of an article appearing in "The Literary Digest for July 20, 1921", in reference to the assassination in Berlin, Germany, of Talaat Pasha, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, by Solomon Teilirian, an Armenian, relative of some of the million or more victims of the deportations in Turkey during the war. The attention of the Department is respectfully drawn to the substance of the various telegraphic instructions from Talaat Pasha to the different Turkish officials, especially in Aleppo, the character of the said instructions being such as would indicate that few if any of the victims should have survived. But notwithstanding the severity thereof, 146,924 deported Armenians were found in Syria and Mesopotamia in 1919, as reported in my despatch No. 395 dated August 22, 1919 (File No. 349.1,) their existence being due principally to the activities of this Consulate. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, (signed) Jesse Jackson Consul. Enclosures: Copy of newspaper article, in duplicate. ------------------------------ "In 1915 the Turkish Government began and ruthlessly carried out the infamous general massacre and deportation of Armenians in Asia Minor." "There is no reasonable doubt that this crime was planned and executed for political reasons." Winston Churchill, The World Crisis, vol. 5, "The Aftermath" (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1929).
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"January 15, 1916 - To the Government of Aleppo - We are informed that certain orphanages which have opened also admitted the children of the Armenians. [...]the Government will view the feeding of such children or any effort to prolong their lives as an act completely opposite to its purpose, since it regards the survival of these children as detrimental. - Minister of the Interior, TALAAT." |
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#45 |
Gouverneur
Geregistreerd: 16 oktober 2003
Locatie: 't Stad
Berichten: 1.197
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![]() Het Amerikaanse consulaat in Aleppo bericht dat er in 1919 op de plaatsen van de deportatie slechts 147,000 Armeniërs waren overgebleven op de ongeveer anderhalf miljoen gedeporteerden.
Dat zegt denk ik meer dan eender welk cijferspelletje.
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"January 15, 1916 - To the Government of Aleppo - We are informed that certain orphanages which have opened also admitted the children of the Armenians. [...]the Government will view the feeding of such children or any effort to prolong their lives as an act completely opposite to its purpose, since it regards the survival of these children as detrimental. - Minister of the Interior, TALAAT." |
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#47 |
Gouverneur
Geregistreerd: 16 oktober 2003
Locatie: 't Stad
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![]() De New York Times, Winston Churchill en het Amerikaanse Consulaat in Aleppo, Syrië (niet ver van de concentratiekampen) zullen het wel beter weten, zeker?
Bovendien dateert het artikel van Augustus 1916. En toen was de volkerenmoord nog volop aan de gang. De Turken waren nog volop bezig met hun slachtpartij. Het komt erop neer dat iemand het feit dat in 1943 'nog maar' 3 miljoen joden waren vermoord als argument aangrijpt om de 6 miljoen doden van de Holocaust te verloochenen.
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"January 15, 1916 - To the Government of Aleppo - We are informed that certain orphanages which have opened also admitted the children of the Armenians. [...]the Government will view the feeding of such children or any effort to prolong their lives as an act completely opposite to its purpose, since it regards the survival of these children as detrimental. - Minister of the Interior, TALAAT." |
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#49 | |
Gouverneur
Geregistreerd: 16 oktober 2003
Locatie: 't Stad
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"January 15, 1916 - To the Government of Aleppo - We are informed that certain orphanages which have opened also admitted the children of the Armenians. [...]the Government will view the feeding of such children or any effort to prolong their lives as an act completely opposite to its purpose, since it regards the survival of these children as detrimental. - Minister of the Interior, TALAAT." |
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#50 | |
Minister-President
Geregistreerd: 18 december 2002
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-Volgens de Armeense schrijver Leart, gebaseerd op de cijfers zoals verkregen van het Patriarchaat in Istanboel: 2.560.000; -Volgens de Armeense historicus Basmajian: 2.380.000; -Volgens het Armeense Nationale Comité ten tijde van de Vredesconferentie in Parijs: 2.250.000; -Volgens de Armeense historicus Kevork Aslan: 1.800.000; -Volgens het Franse Gele Boek: 1.555.000; -Volgens de Encyclopedia Brittanica: 1.500.000; -Volgens Constenson: 1.400.000, -Volgens Lynch: 1.345.000; -Volgens de officiële Ottomaanse volkstelling van 1914: 1.295.000; -Volgens het Jaarlijkse Register (Londen); 1.056.000 |
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#51 |
Gouverneur
Geregistreerd: 16 oktober 2003
Locatie: 't Stad
Berichten: 1.197
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![]() Wel, in ieder geval hebben al deze nationale en internationale organen de Armeense Genocide erkend:
• Canada, House of Commons, Resolution April 21, 2004 • Argentina, Senate, Declaration March 31, 2004 • Uruguay, Law March 26, 2004 • Argentina, Law March 18, 2004 • Switzerland (Helvetic Confederation), National Council, Resolution December 16, 2003 • Argentina, Senate, Resolution August 20, 2003 • Canada, Senate, Resolution June 13, 2002 • European Parliament, Resolution February 28, 2002 • Common Declaration of His Holiness John Paul II and His Holiness Karekin II at Holy Etchmiadzin, Republic of Armenia September 27, 2001 • Prayer of John Paul II Memorial of Tzitzernagaberd September 26, 2001 • Council of Europe, Parliamentary Assembly, Resolution April 24, 2001 • France, Law January 29, 2001 • Italy, Chamber of Deputies, Resolution November 16, 2000 • European Parliament, Resolution November 15, 2000 • Vatican City, Communiqué November 10, 2000 • France, Senate, Law November 7, 2000 • Lebanon, Parliament, Resolution May 11, 2000 • Sweden, Parliament, Report March 29, 2000 • France, National Assembly, Law May 28, 1998 • Council of Europe, Parliamentary Assembly, Resolution April 24, 1998 • Belgium, Senate, Resolution March 26, 1998 • Lebanon, Chamber of Deputies, Resolution April 3, 1997 • U.S., House of Representatives, Resolution 3540 June 11, 1996 • Greece (Hellenic Republic), Parliament, Resolution April 25, 1996 • Canada, House of Commons, Resolution April 23, 1996 • Russia, Duma, Resolution April 14, 1995 • Argentina, Senate, Resolution May 5, 1993 • European Parliament, Resolution June 18, 1987 - UN Subcommittee for the Prevention of Discrimination and the Protection of Minorities, Report June 1985 • U.S., House of Representatives, Joint Resolution 247 September 12, 1984 • Cyprus, House of Representatives, Resolution April 29, 1982 • U.S., House of Representatives, Joint Resolution 148 April 9, 1975 • Uruguay, Senate and House of Representatives, Resolution April 20, 1965 • U.S., Senate, Resolution 359 May 11, 1920 • U.S., Congress, An Act to Incorporate Near East Relief August 6, 1919 • U.S., Senate, Concurrent Resolution 12 February 9, 1916 • France, Great Britain, and Russia, Joint Declaration May 24, 1915
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"January 15, 1916 - To the Government of Aleppo - We are informed that certain orphanages which have opened also admitted the children of the Armenians. [...]the Government will view the feeding of such children or any effort to prolong their lives as an act completely opposite to its purpose, since it regards the survival of these children as detrimental. - Minister of the Interior, TALAAT." |
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