ArabicArmenianEnglishFrench الصفحه الرئيسية اخبار احداث و نشاطات المواد آراء عقيدتنا نحن اتصل بنا   Latest News  09 Oct 2009 Separate Saudi, Syrian Communiqués Await Single Achievement in Lebanon  09 Oct 2009 Iran's Revolutionary Guard Tapping Phones for Security Reasons  09 Oct 2009 New Inergas Disrupt Tripoli's Night  09 Oct 2009 Suleiman: Security Apparatuses Should Coordinate to End Any Disturbance  09 Oct 2009 Berri to Discuss Deportations on UAE Trip     Latest Articles Armenian Genocide 01 Sep 2009 When Armenian Genocide took place I was probably seventeen or eighteen. At that times, as there weren’t communication items like tv, radio we used to learn everything from our elders orally. But I witnessed two of events myself. Event  One At that times there were nearly no police forces.at least in the East Anatolian region. Jandarma was responsible for security(if it can be said security).but when Armenian Genocide took place, a system like the one set up at recent times of Turgut Özal Country Guardions (köy korucuları) was set. They were usually best for assassinations and secret agent. Now I’ll talk about the first event I witnessed: The Armenian Lake 01 Sep 2009 A great  tragedy took place at that sorroundings which was named Çan in old Armenian language. That tragedy’s ruins couldn’t be removed for 80 years. Both witnesses and hearers of that complete desctruction summarize the event so: Hamidiye  Regiments ( military forces) sees the Armenians around as a danger for continuity of Ottoman. For that reason they arrenge a big operation. They need also the help of muslims living around, so they promise who attend will not serve military duty, but they couldn’t find enough support. Then they used islamic propaganda and they found a partial support for their aims. Knowing themselves as the original element of that geography and without knowing what kind of a tragedy waiting for them Armenians, young- old-children, all of them were gathe Federal Appellate Court rules against heirs of Armenian Genocide Victims 01 Sep 2009 Armenian Americans descendants from victims of the 1915-18 massacre by Ottoman Turks can’t sue foreign insurance companies for unpaid claims because the U.S. government doesn’t legally recognize that an Armenian genocide occurred, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday August 20, 2009 in Los Angeles. A Glendale priest and thousands of other Armenians whose relatives were among the 1.2 million killed had won a partial victory two years ago. U.S. District Judge Christina A. Snyder said then that a 2000 law passed by the California Legislature gave the descendants standing to sue three German

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