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Related To Armenian Genocide

Turkey renames 'divisive' animals
Turkey says it is
changing the names of three animals to remove references to Kurds and
Armenians.
08/03/2005
Turkey 'must admit Armenia dead'
France has said it will ask Turkey to acknowledge the
mass killing of Armenians from 1915 as a "tragedy" when it begins EU
accession talks.
13/12/2004
County recognises 'genocide'
Gwynedd Council is the first local authority in Wales to
recognise killings of Armenians during WWI as genocide.
04/03/2004
Turkey 'genocide' film is dropped
The Turkish release of controversial movie Ararat by
director Atom Egoyan is scrapped after fears of violence.
09/01/2004
Swiss accept Armenia 'genocide'
The Swiss lower house of parliament vote to recognised
the mass killings of Armenians in 1915 as genocide.
16/12/2003
**Armenians
say US failed them
President Bush is counting his allies in Europe and the
Middle East in preparation for conflict in Iraq. One of the key US allies is
Turkey. But the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of Armenians in 1915 -
some estimates run to more than a million - still troubles America's
diplomatic relations with Turkey.
26/1/2003
Armenia: The Betrayed
Armenia: The Betrayed, was broadcast on Sunday, 26
January, 2003 on BBC Two at 1915 GMT. In a special Correspondent to coincide
with Holocaust memorial week, Fergal Keane investigates how a terrible
slaughter, three quarters of a century ago, has returned to haunt the
relationship between Turkey and its western allies.
10/12/2002
Tackling Armenia's painful past
Film-maker Atom Egoyan's Ararat confronts the painful and
unresolved issue of the Armenian massacre by the Ottoman Empire.
21/11/2002
Cannes film tackles Armenian 'genocide'
A film about the killing of Armenians in Turkey and its
present-day fallout causes controversy at the French film festival.
21/05/2002
Pope avoids Armenia controversy
Pope John Paul II prays at a memorial to Armenians who
died at the hands of Ottoman Turks.
26/09/2001
Armenia 'genocide' row in Swiss court
A test case on whether killings of Armenians by Ottoman
Turks can be called genocide goes to a court in Bern.
04/09/2001
Turkey defuses 'genocide' row
Turkey's ambassador to France returns to Paris after a
dispute over French recognition of the mass killing of Armenians during
World War I.
13/05/2001
Armenians in Iran commemorate Turkey killings
Several thousand members of the Armenian community in
Iran have held a march in the capital, Tehran, to commemorate the
large-scale killing of Armenians in Turkey in 1915.
24/04/2001
Turkey steps up anti-French campaign
Ankara continues sanctions after France recognises the
killing of up to 1.5 million Armenians as genocide.
03/02/2001
Turkey deals France new blow
Turkey cancels a tender involving French companies in
protest at France's recognition of the disputed Armenian "genocide" of 1915.
01/02/2001
Turkish anger over French genocide bill
Turkish leaders lash out at France after President Chirac
signs into law a bill recognising as genocide the killings of Armenians by
Ottoman forces.
30/01/2001
Paris memorial to Armenian genocide
The authorities in Paris have voted to erect a memorial
to the genocide of Armenians under the Ottoman Empire.
29/01/2001
Bitter history of Armenian genocide row
The genocide argument which has sent Turkish-French
relations plummeting follows a decades-long battle by Armenians to get their
claims acknowledged.
23/01/2001
Turkey punishes France
Turkey cancels a spy satellite deal with France and
threatens a $7bn tank contract amid fury at a bill on the "genocide" of
Armenians.
23/01/2001
Turkey criticises French genocide resolution
The Turkish national security council has strongly
criticised the French parliament for describing as genocide the killings of
Armenians during the last years of the Ottoman Empire.
22/01/2001
Turkey condemns French vote
Turkey National Security Council denounces a vote by the
French parliament to recognise the killings of Armenians as genocide.
22/01/2001
Armenians' long battle for recognition
Armenians have been battling for years to get their
claims of genocide at the hands of the Ottoman Empire acknowledged.
20/01/2001
Turkish protests target the French
French properties are targeted as Turkey reacts furiously
to a French bill labelling the killings of Armenians under the Ottoman
Empire as genocide.
19/01/2001
Turkish fury at French genocide vote
Turkey recalls its ambassador to France after parliament
recognise the killings of Armenians under the Ottoman Empire as genocide.
18/01/2001
French parliament backs 'genocide' bill
A bill which labels the 1915 killing of Armenians in the
Ottoman Empire as 'genocide' is passed, despite Turkish anger.
18/01/2001
French parliament debating Armenian
genocide bill
The lower house of the French parliament has unanimously
approved a bill which publicly recognises the massacre of Armenians in 1915
as genocide.
18/01/2001
French parliament approves Armenian
genocide bill
The lower house of the French parliament has unanimously
approved a bill which publicly recognises the massacre of Armenians in 1915
as genocide.
18/01/2001
US backs down over Turkey 'genocide'
The US House of Representatives shelves a draft
resolution which classed the killings of Armenians early last century as
genocide.
20/10/2000
Turkey to reopen Iraq pipeline
Turkey warns it will fully reopen an oil pipeline from
Iraq if the US Congress recognises the deaths of Armenians under the
Ottomans as genocide.
11/10/2000
Turkey scraps US visit
Turkey's army chief postpones a Washington visit after a
US bill says the Ottoman empire carried out genocide against Armenians.
04/10/2000
Turkey warns US over congressional bill
The Turkish parliament has passed a motion condemning a
pending American Congressional resolution which recognises accusations that
Turks committed genocide against Armenians in 1915.
02/10/2000
Turkey angry at US Armenian genocide move
Turkish ministers react angrily to moves in the US
Congress to recognise the massacres of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in
1915 as an act of genocide.
23/09/2000
Armenians remember massacre
Armenians have been commemorating the massacre of
more than a million Armenians by the authorities of the Ottoman Empire
between 1915 and 1923.
25/04/1999
Articles
BBC - Shropshire Films - Ararat
Put your words here. ...
and massacred nearly a million Armenians, a genocide which has never been
admitted by the ... The Canadian-Armenian director ("The Sweet Hereafter",
"Felicia's Journey") explores how ...
BBC - Films - review - Ararat
Atom Egoyan's latest drama
looks into how a traumatic collective past weighs on those in the present.
BBC - collective - Ararat
genocide of Armenians in
1915. It’s also a treatise on how we warp history. And a biopic of the great
Armenian ...
BBC - Films - interview - Atom Egoyan
Canada's Atom
Egoyan returns to one of his favourite themes - denial - in "Ararat", a
powerful exploration of the issues surrounding the Armenian genocide between
1915 and 1918.
BBC-
My Century-Armenia's
Tragedy
Rosa Khedirian
was an infant in 1915 when the Turks murdered her parents and many others in
the Armenian community living in Turkey. Her life was spared, but the Turks
thrust her hand into an open fire leaving her terribly mutilated and with a
constant reminder of the day she was orphaned. Despite the trauma she has
suffered, Rosa bears little bitterness towards the people who so brutally
altered the course of her life. Their punishment, she says, will come from
God.
BBC - Tees Films - Ararat
In 1915, the
Turks deported and massacred nearly a million Armenians, a genocide which
has never been admitted by the Turkish authorities. It's this
often-overlooked holocaust, and its impact on generations of Armenians,
which inspired Atom Egoyan's labyrinthine "Ararat".
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