The graves of others: ANZAC and the Armenian Genocide
James Robins Newstalk ZB On April 25, blood-red poppies will be pinned to lapels. The bugle call will ring out. Children will wipe the sleep from their eyes as ...
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Turkey eclipses centenary of Armenian massacre by moving Gallipoli memorial
Change of date by Ankara, which leads to a clash of commemoration ceremonies, condemned as ‘indecent manoeuvre’ Constanze Letsch in Istanbul The Guardian Turkey...
Armenian genocide forgotten in ANZAC commemorations
The Interpreter © 2015 Lowy Institute for International Policy ‘Camp out on the school oval under the stars like the ANZACS did 100 years ago,’ says...
Monuments to brutal truth, or to racial disharmony? Hard questions for multicultural NSW
Rick Feneley News and features writer The Sydney Morning Herald A row over monuments to historical atrocities is testing some of the assumptions of a harmonious...
Turkey: Steeped in yesteryear
By Brett Atkinson The New Zealand Herald Modern history is a presence in Turkey that confronts visitors, writes Brett Atkinson. For Kiwis, though, the welcome i...
Holocaust Memorial Day 2015: We must stop denying the Armenian Genocide by Ottoman Turkey a century ago
By Raffi Sarkissian International Business Times Armenian Genocide A picture released by the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute dated 1915 shows soldiers standi...
The Gallipoli centenary is a shameful attempt to hide the Armenian Holocaust
As world leaders plan to commemorate the First World War battle for Gallipoli, another horrific anniversary risks being overlooked When world leaders, including...
For Armenia, Is Turkey’s Gallipoli Invite Good-Hearted Or Backhanded?
By Daisy Sindelar January 16, 2015 The Turkish government has reportedly issued a rare invitation to the president of Armenia, Serzh Sarkisian, to attend a spec...