Wednesday, March 22, 2006

After France & Switzerland, Now Germany !

After the French & Swiss laws prohibiting the Denial of Armenian Genocide, last week Berlin-Brandenburg Bundesland adopted a similar law prohibiting denial of the Armenian Genocide (paragraph 189).

Ironically, the Talaat Pasha rally gave a totally negative effect



The compelete story as reported in Defacto March 20, 2006 , reads :


LAW ON GUILT OF ARMENIAN GENOCIDE DENIAL ADOPTED IN BERLIN-BRANDENBURG

In Germany, Berlin-Brandenburg Bundesland adopted a law on guilt of the Armenian Genocide denial (paragraph 189). From now on it is prohibited to call ?a lie? the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire in the territory, Regnum reports.

It is noteworthy that on the very day Turks were going to hold a demonstration in Berlin to commemorate Talaat Pasha, however, because of the resolution adopted, police thoroughly checked all the posters and transparencies in order to register facts of the Genocide denial.

Berlin-Brandenburg is the first in Germany and the second in Europe region in the number of Turks (the first is in Istanbul). Over 1 million Turks live only in Berlin. So, as the Armenian Turkologists note, Germany, the main Turkey?s ally in the EU, has confirmed its position on the resolution adopted by the Bundestag, which can bring about a chain reaction everywhere in the EU.

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Today Germany, tomorrow ze vorld!

(What can we expect. Germany set the pattern with Armenian genocide dishonesty, by letting an assassin clearly guilty of murder walk away with zero punishment, back in 1921. Naturally, if the murdered victim was not regarded as a human being back then, his commemoration in 2006 is not going to make a bit of difference. But just like the court decision appeared to be a done deal and the Germans were simply going through the motions, the "negative" effect of the 2006 Talaat Pasha rally could have had no influence. German politicians had already made their decision, played like puppets through the immense power of the Armenian propaganda forces.)

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