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Armenia Commemorates Genocide against Pontic Greeks

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May 19, 2016
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Armenians visit Tsitsernakaberd Memorial to commemorate the Pontic Green Genocide
Armenians visit Tsitsernakaberd Memorial to commemorate the Pontic Green Genocide (Source: ArmRadio)

YEREVAN (ArmRadio)—The anniversary of the Genocide of Pontic Greeks was commemorated in Armenia on Thursday, May 19. A delegation headed by Vice-Speaker of the National Assembly Edward Sharmaznaov visited the Tsitsernakaberd Memorial today to pay tribute to the memory of Pontic Greeks and pray for the peace of their souls.
The Armenian National Assembly unanimously condemned the Greek Genocide in 2015. Ioannis Tayis, Greek Ambassador to Armenia, praised this condemnation.
“Greeks understand the Armenian pain and the Greek MPs were among the first to visit Yerablur Pantheon and Artsakh after the four-day military actions unleashed by Azerbaijan,” Sharmazanov said.
Head of the Chairman of “Patrida” organization of Greeks in Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh Edward Polatov noted that the same people who endured genocide stood behind the April military actions. He stressed that the international community should condemn the genocides committed at the turn of the 20th century instead of closing its eyes.
The participants stressed the need to combine efforts to fight Turkey’s denialism.
Video of the May 19 commemoration below.

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  1. David says:
    7 years ago

    And the truth continues. It is time for the world to condemn Turkey for the acts of genocide it has committed against non-Turks in its former empire. They didn’t do it to just us.

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