A vestige of Turkey's multicultural past, Muslims, Jews, and Christians coexist happily on the Princes Islands.By Yigal SchleiferBurgaz lies less than an hour's ferry ride from the urban sprawl of Muslim-dominated Istanbul, but the unspoiled island teems with ethnic diversity. Part of an archipelago known as the Princes Islands, Burgaz and its sister islands have for decades been a summer home for Istanbul's minority communities, especially Jews, Greeks, and Armenians. Indeed, the hilly islands

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Alman meclisi, Ermeni önergesini kabul etti       Alman federal meclisi, Birlik partileri (CDU/CSU) tarafýndan gündeme getirilen ve tüm partilerin uzlaþmaya vararak hazýrladýðý, sözde Ermeni soykýrýmýnýn anýlmasýný öngören önergeyi, tartýþma yapýlmadan oybirliðiyle kabul etti.      Sosyal Demokrat Parti (SPD), Birlik partileri (CDU/CSU), Birlik 90/Yeþiller Partisi ve Hür Demokrat Parti (FDP) tarafýndan uzlaþmaya varýlarak

German parliament passes Armenian resolutionBerlin, June 16, IRNAThe German parliament here Thursday approved a resolution aimed atcommemorating the expulsion and massacres of Armenians in the Ottomanempire some 90 years ago.Petitioned by all German political parties, the three-page resolutionurges Turkey to "take historic responsibility" for the massacres andexpulsions of Armenians by the Ottoman government.The resolution points also to a limited German role in the massacresof Armenians since Germany

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    By Naush BoghossianStaff Writer Sunday, May 08, 2005 - Samuel Kadorian shakes his head in frustration, sheepishly shrugs his shoulders and mutters "old age, old age," when he can't remember the maiden name of his beloved wife, Mary. But sitting in his Sherman Oaks apartment, the 98-year-old vividly recalls a horrific memory from 1915, when he was just 8, and Armenians were rounded up in Turkey: A baby wouldn't stop crying, he said, so one Turkish soldier threw the infant up into the

Governor Schwarzenegger Proclaims April 24 "Day of Remembrance of the Armenian Genocide" EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT STATE OF CALIFORNIA P R O C L A M A T I O N by the Governor of the State of California Ninety years ago today, the Ottoman Turkish government waged a war of terror on Armenian culture through the brutal deportation, imprisonment and decimation of men, women and children of Armenian descent. By 1923, the Ottoman Empire had dissolved, but its monstrous attempt at ethnic cleansing left more

Governor Schwarzenegger Proclaims April 24 "Day of Remembrance of the Armenian Genocide" EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT STATE OF CALIFORNIA P R O C L A M A T I O N by the Governor of the State of California Ninety years ago today, the Ottoman Turkish government waged a war of terror on Armenian culture through the brutal deportation, imprisonment and decimation of men, women and children of Armenian descent. By 1923, the Ottoman Empire had dissolved, but its monstrous attempt at ethnic cleansing left more

215 Mile Walk Will Honor Victims of Forgotten Genocide March for Humanity Campaign Marks 90th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide Los Angeles, CA February 14, 2005 — California youth will walk from Fresno Calif. to the State Capitol starting on April 2, 2005. The 215-mile 19-day journey, titled March for Humanity, aims to raise awareness about the unpunished crime of genocide committed against the Armenian people between 1915 and 1921. "Ninety years ago innocent Armenians also marched, but not

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