Meet Henry Morgenthau Sr., born in Mannheim, Germany in 1856 and his family immigrated to New York in 1866, attended City College of New York, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree, and later graduated from Columbia Law School. He began his career as a lawyer, but he made his...
Recognizing the flawed Armenian narrative as genocide would be offensive to Turkey. Insulting Turkey would not contribute to improving U.S. – Turkey relations. A disappointed, dismayed and incensed Turkey may be compelled to reconsider the U.S.’s reliability as an ally and may move closer...
Turkic-American communities across America are deeply disturbed by the calls to recognize the long-discredited political claim of “Armenian genocide” on 24th of April. Such a recognition would make a mockery of History scholarship, international law, and democracy in America...
The hate crimes committed by Armenians in Los Angeles in the past 48 years include the assassination of three Turkish diplomats, assault and battery of peaceful Azerbaijani demonstrators on Wilshire last July, the violent attack at Istanbul Café last November, and many others. In spite of...
From The New York Times to Wikipedia and from academicians to politicians, everyone claims that the 24th of April 1915 is the start of the alleged Armenian genocide. That day, the Turkish government arrested, tortured and executed several hundred Armenian intellectuals. Was it really like...
