NoComment Posted September 13, 2009 Report Share Posted September 13, 2009 (edited) of the great-great-grandson of the german Emperor William II sent to the Armenian Ambassy and to the Patriarch 10 years ago, which has not been responded to this day http://www.seyfocenter.com/index.php?sid=2&aID=93 ... Then the director of CSI Germany gem. GmbH comes to the speakers desk. With a powerful voice she speaks about blame and expiation in the sense of God, apologizing in the German peoples name, that had become to a people of perpetrators, not having prevented Millions of innocent Christians to be massacred. In her impressive speech she asks for forgiveness for Germany in favour of the great-great-grandson of the Emperor William II, Philip Kiril Prince of Prussia, who himself is father of six children and theologian. She is citing the email she had received from the prince dated 26.08.2009, who had sent a letter of excuse to the Armenian Embassy ten years ago, which has not been not responded. "I am glad about your initiative. This also has agitated me already years ago and I have embarked on just this way, it is about ten years!" he writes. "I do not know any more who gave me the impulse to this step, but I sent a letter for forgiveness to the Armenian Embassy and to the Patriarch. – Unfortunately I did not receive a response." There is ruling a prayerful silence in the hall in view of this speech, expressing everything what many thought for a long time – forgiveness needs an excuse, being open spoken out. Ms. Seigis is asking Sabri Atman and the locum of the church-community, Rev. Abraham Gök, ahead. At this stage, I didn´t know where to post this topic, in "Humour" "Gender Issue" "Performing Arts", "History" ? What next in our great agenda, a table tennis game with Azerbaidjian? Edited September 13, 2009 by NoComment Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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