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You are, of course, absolutely correct when you say that, “,,,decisions respecting the truth of genocide taken in the Turkish Parliament would be far more effective than any decisions taken by the parliaments of, say, France or Uruguay.” However, this is a country that, “… fear(s) any acknowledgment will result in massive financial and territorial compensation.” I’m not holding my breath. We can’t even get the government of the USA to get up the moral courage to get past the weasel talk and use the big G word.
I always read your articles with great pleasure. I like your knowledge, logical thinking and common sense. Unfortunately no one is paying attention on Hrant’s ideas. He was a great thinker and philosopher. He was not only political activist, but a future builder. I think no one needs to think that Surp Giragos will left alone. First of all there is a big number of Dikranagertsi living in Bolis now. They will visit their church,as well as the others from all over the world. Every year there are different touristic trips visiting this region. No one needs to be worry about this matter. Thank you Raffi for your article.