"talat Pasha Movement" Angers Germany

[Dave]

Perincek and Denktas to lead protest in Berlin on March 18 to denounce Armenian genocide claims. Announcement for demonstration says, 'If Western capitals don't want to be burnt like Paris, unjust treatment towards Turkey should be ended,' which angers Germany

 

A demonstration aimed at denouncing the Armenian genocide claims, to be held in Berlin on March 18 under the slogan "Take your flag and come to Berlin," is sowing tension between Turkey and Germany.

 

The announcement for the demonstration read, "If Western capitals don't want to be burnt like Paris, unjust treatment towards Turkey should be ended" and has angered Germany and German Embassy officials in Ankara held talks with Turkish officials over the issue this week.

 

Workers' Party (IP) leader Dogu Perincek and former Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) President Rauf Denktas will lead the planned demonstration with the participation of many representatives from Turkish political parties. The main aim of the group is to put pressure on the German Parliament to null or void recognition of the Armenian genocide claims. The initiative of the group, also known as the "Talat ***** Movement," also aims to attract some 5 million supporters, including some 1,000 from Turkey. The slogans for the demonstration are "Take your flag and come to Berlin" and "End the Armenian 'genocide' lies."

 

One of the leaders of the group, Denktas, is expected to lay flowers where Talat ***** was assassinated on March 15, 1921 in Berlin by an Armenian and a general assembly to commemorate Talat ***** is scheduled to be held in Berlin on March 19.

 

The same group last year also held a demonstration to mark the 82nd anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne. At that demonstration Perincek lashed out at a decision by Switzerland to punish those who deny the Armenian genocide claims, saying, "The Armenian 'genocide' is an international lie," after which the prosecutor from Winterthur opened an investigation into Perincek and the incident turned into a diplomatic crisis between Turkey and Switzerland.

 

What does this have to do with the events in Paris? Is this an attempt to entangle the Armenian Genocide into this new conflict between Islam and Christianity?

 

I hope that they really do burn Berlin. That would only prove our point.

[Lev7]

They are going to lay flowers where Talaat ***** was killed, I am just speechless

[Fadix2]

They are going to lay flowers where Talaat ***** was killed, I am just speechless

 

I am not speechless, I would expect everything from Perincek. He's simply a psychiatric cases.

[Zartonk]

'If Western capitals don't want to be burnt like Paris, unjust treatment towards Turkey should be ended,'

 

What a Muslim move. So much for respecting and adhering to the rules of the Union they're trying to join.

[Z'areh]

Perincek and Denktas to lead protest in Berlin on March 18 to denounce Armenian genocide claims. Announcement for demonstration says, 'If Western capitals don't want to be burnt like Paris, unjust treatment towards Turkey should be ended,' which angers Germany

 

A demonstration aimed at denouncing the Armenian genocide claims, to be held in Berlin on March 18 under the slogan "Take your flag and come to Berlin," is sowing tension between Turkey and Germany.

 

The announcement for the demonstration read, "If Western capitals don't want to be burnt like Paris, unjust treatment towards Turkey should be ended" and has angered Germany and German Embassy officials in Ankara held talks with Turkish officials over the issue this week.

 

Workers' Party (IP) leader Dogu Perincek and former Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) President Rauf Denktas will lead the planned demonstration with the participation of many representatives from Turkish political parties. The main aim of the group is to put pressure on the German Parliament to null or void recognition of the Armenian genocide claims. The initiative of the group, also known as the "Talat ***** Movement," also aims to attract some 5 million supporters, including some 1,000 from Turkey. The slogans for the demonstration are "Take your flag and come to Berlin" and "End the Armenian 'genocide' lies."

 

One of the leaders of the group, Denktas, is expected to lay flowers where Talat ***** was assassinated on March 15, 1921 in Berlin by an Armenian and a general assembly to commemorate Talat ***** is scheduled to be held in Berlin on March 19.

 

The same group last year also held a demonstration to mark the 82nd anniversary of the Treaty of Lausanne. At that demonstration Perincek lashed out at a decision by Switzerland to punish those who deny the Armenian genocide claims, saying, "The Armenian 'genocide' is an international lie," after which the prosecutor from Winterthur opened an investigation into Perincek and the incident turned into a diplomatic crisis between Turkey and Switzerland.

 

What does this have to do with the events in Paris? Is this an attempt to entangle the Armenian Genocide into this new conflict between Islam and Christianity?

 

I hope that they really do burn Berlin. That would only prove our point.

 

 

The more of such moves by the Turks of Denktash and Perincek kind the better for us, I hope a huge number shows up for these planned demonstrations, this will only prove that the Turkish leadership is bent on sowing enimosity towards the Armenians and that such a mentality will convince the Western observers that given a chance such Turkish leadership may repeat in the future what Talaat did in the past.

 

I think this is the best news I have heard since the liberation of Shushi.