MSNBC is doing a survey whether the Armenian Genocide should be recognized or not. As of a few minutes ago the numbers showed Yes 23 % , No 76 % .
The Turks have mobilized a global campaign to shift results towards “No” but we can’t let them. The Armenian Genocide is a historical fact, along with other many other crimes against humanity on behalf of the Turks, and it should be recognized. Please vote ‘ YES ‘ at the below link and send it to everyone you know.
Vote: Armenian Genocide Survey
A letter, written in 1915, from from U.S. ambassador in Turkey.
A campaign of race extermination
Massacred Armenian children
Armenian children massacred by the Turks
The Armenian Genocide
A woman and her children massacred
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By: MSNBC Survey Was Most Viewed « LebArmenian on December 3, 2008
at 5:17 pm
A picture is worth a thousand words. I still get sick every time I see them. If the Germans admitted their crimes against innocent Jews, why can’t the Turks admit their part in the ARmenian genocide and just lay the matter to rest. Until they do, we, as Armenians are still tortured. And as a first born American, I pray that at least my country, the USA, will formally recognize the Armenian Genocide. .
By: Proodian on February 19, 2009
at 3:21 am
yes
By: Sue Mrosk on February 19, 2009
at 3:04 pm
Armenian genocide has been accepted by former us presidents, and The United States has all the facts in the archives. As The President Obama has promised, USA. should formally recognise The Armenian Genocide.
By: vartan uzatmaciyan on February 26, 2009
at 8:08 pm
My late mother was a suvivor of the Amenian massacre by the Turkish military .
By: Richard Abajian on March 24, 2009
at 8:40 pm
yes, I’m a kurdish and armenian are my brother… ı know this is a genocide and we don’t let them…
By: ali polat on March 27, 2009
at 12:40 pm
These pictures are absolutly THE most sad pictures I have ever seen. I cant understand why any human person would feel the need to do something like kill an innocent child just because of the ethnis group they are in. Just thinking about it makes me sick to my stomach.
By: Devin on April 27, 2009
at 7:35 pm
i feel sad…iv studied alot of the recent genocides and now just finding out about the armanian genocide makes me feel even more bad…..i hope and pray better days will be upon the survivors.
By: eddie on May 5, 2009
at 8:59 pm
my father and his father/mother/sister escaped the burning of smyrna in 1922, they were able to bribe their way on board a japanese freighter.. the majority of the other christian minorities (greeks/armenians) were not so fortunate.. turks must begin the healing process but cannot without admission of the act.. i will not forget but, though it’s very hard, feel that love is the only answer
By: bernard sarkissian on May 7, 2009
at 1:03 am
mygreat grandmother escaped this..and i deffidently think this needs to be recognized…because i do not know a single person that knows anything about this horriffic event except for the ones i have educated about….
By: Stephanie on May 14, 2009
at 5:34 am
OMg i didnt know armenia had a genocide, but if the kurdish genocide has been recognized then why hasnt the armenian genocide been recognizeds after so many years its pathetic.. it should no longer be a political matter but historical at least. As for the turks of course they willl never admit to that horrible crime cause they dont have balls to do so. now i dont want to be rude but many turks out there have this arrogant attitude towards others than there own especially towards kurds and greeks and so on, as if it genetic uno. ???
By: deanna on May 28, 2009
at 9:10 pm
I asked a history teacher back in high school why we don’t study the Armenian genocide. Her response, “Because it’s unimportant.” Being the great granddaughter of survivors, I had to show her my anger towards that statement. And for that, I failed her class. People have to recognize that we still suffer, and people should learn about it in history class, as we learn about the many genocides that took place in WWII.
By: Maddie on July 3, 2009
at 7:50 pm
YES
By: Shafayet on July 22, 2009
at 7:03 am