Journalist Hans Barth dubbed Lepsius, “a vest-pocket Torquemada” in the book entitled “Turk, Defend Yourself!”, Leipzig, 1898, adding that the efforts of those like Lepsius amounted to a “crusade.” Torquemada was a Castilian Dominican friar and first Grand Inquisitor in...
In Episode 27, we learned that some 144 prominent Turks, accused of the persecution of the Armenians, were arrested and deported to Malta, purely on the basis of hearsay and horror stories fabricated by the Armenians themselves without any preliminary investigation by the British...
The Armistice between Turkey and Britain was signed at Mudros on October 30, 1918. On March 16, 1920, Allied military officially occupied Istanbul and many prominent Turkish nationalist leaders were arrested. In groups totaling to 144 prominent Turks were deported to the island of Malta...
Bilâl Şimşir, a Turkish researcher born in 1933, is a prolific writer, a career diplomat, an academician, and a historian. He wrote 57 books and 160 essays. His research in the British archives regarding the Malta Tribunal was published in the Proceedings of Symposium on Armenians in the...
Albert Einstein says: “Any fool can know. The point is to understand.” When it comes to the Turkish-Armenian conflict, everyone seems to know all there is to know, whereas all they know is what the Armenian and Armenophile writers tell them. And they never tell the other side of the story...
