Posts Tagged ‘Armenian diaspora’
Burying the Dead in the Past
September 23rd, 2009 by lifeproof
I have written about the century long debate not only between Turkey and Armenia but also the Armenian diaspora all around the world, European countries, the USA and many other parties, who are either directly or emotionally related to the topic.
Nowadays, almost all countries and people within Eurasia region are constantly extending peaceful hands to [...]
Tags: Armenia, Armenian diaspora, Armenian Genocide, Azerbaijan, Barack Obama, Democratic initiative, energy resources, Iran, iraq, Kurdistan, Nabucco, Nabucco pipeline, Nagarno-Karabakh, natural gas, oil, Russia, Syria, the Greater Middle East Project, the Kurdish solution, the USA, Turkey, Vladimir Putin
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Somniloquy: Genocide before the Consciousness of the Genocide
September 21st, 2009 by lifeproof
The Armenian Genocide–or from the other side: “Forced Emigration of Armenians” (Ermeni Tehciri)–has been a long debate and struggle from both sides of the conflict, since the Holocaust! There is a significant demand from Turkey to acknowledge it as genocide and reconcile with its (as they are the successors of the Ottoman Empire’s debts, losses [...]
Tags: Armenian diaspora, Armenian Genocide, Balkans, Capitalism, Caucasus, consciousness, Crete, First World War, genocide, Holocaust, Izmir, Karl Marx, Language and the Symbolic Power, Marxism, Pierre Bourdieu, pre-Capitalist, the Middle East, the Ottoman Empire, Wilson's Fourteen Principles, Woodrow Wilson, World War 1, WWI
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