Pope Recalls Armenian 'Martyrdom,' Avoiding 'Genocide' Term
usc.edu     May 13, 2008            

POPE RECALLS ARMENIAN 'MARTYRDOM,' AVOIDING 'GENOCIDE' TERM arminfo 2008-05-12 17:51:00 ArmInfo. Pope Benedict XVI on Friday recalled the "martyrdom" of the Armenian Apostolic Church during a visit by its leader Karekin II, avoiding the word "genocide" pronounced several times by his predecessor... [read full story]                    


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ANKARA: Will Gul Pay A Visit To Armenia?

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WILL GUL PAY A VISIT TO ARMENIA? Murat Yetkin Turkish Daily News Aug 18 2008 Turkey Will President Abdullah Gul accept Armenian President Serge Sarkisian's invitation to watch together Turkey-Armenia football game that would...                    

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AIPAC Takes Over Mass. ADL

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Just what they needed, huh?I strongly dislike this Zionist hate group that hollers anti-Semitism to cover up Jewish crimes."ADL hires director of N.E. office; Taps political veteran to chart new course" by Michael Levenson,...                    

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How Many Times Los Angeles Times?

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HOW MANY TIMES LOS ANGELES TIMES? Readers can probably guess by now that I am talking about another improper reference to the Armenian Genocide in the Times. In the newspaper's Calendar Section of August 9, Mr. Gurza wrote a...                    

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Book Review: A Gift In The Sunlight: An Armenian Story

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A GIFT IN THE SUNLIGHT: AN ARMENIAN STORY The Tribune Aug 19 2008 TX This well told story of Armenian genocide perpetrated by Turks in 1915 is told by the granddaughter of one of the survivors. The chapters are short and while...                    

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