A HISTORY OF WW1: THE TURKISH HOLOCAUST BEGINS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A HOLOCAUST AND A HOLOCAUST THE 1915 ARMENIAN GENOCIDE: FINDING A FIT TESTAMENT TO A TIMELESS CRIME
The Gallipoli centenary is a shameful attempt to hide the Armenian Holocaust As world leaders plan to commemorate the First World War battle for Gallipoli, another horrific anniversary risks being overlooked When world leaders, including Prince Charles and the Australian and New Zealand prime ministers, gather at Gallipoli to commemorate the First World War battle at the invitation of the Turkish government in April, the ghosts of one and half million slaughtered Christian Armenians will march with them. For in an unprecedented act of diplomatic folly, Turkey is planning to use the 100th anniversary of the Allied attempt to invade Turkey in 1915 to smother memory of its own mass killing of the Armenians of the Ottoman Empire, the 20th century’s first semi-industrial holocaust. The Turks have already sent invitations to 102 nations to attend the Gallipoli anniversary on 24th April — on the very day when Armenia always honours its own genocide victims at the hands of Ottoman Turkey. READ...