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youtu.be/qPWbEBNsff4?si… Artsakh, which was recognized as an integral part of Soviet Armenia by the Decision of the Revolutionary Committee of Soviet Azerbaijan dated November 30, 1920, and declared as an inseparable part of Soviet Armenia by the Decree of the Council of People's Commissars of Soviet Armenia adopted on June 12, 1921, without taking into consideration the opinion of the people of Artsakh, was annexed to Soviet Azerbaijan without discussion or vote and consequently, neither adopted nor legitimate decision of the Caucasian Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Soviet Russia with no legal powers to address territorial issues.

Commémorer le génocide arménien, ce n’est pas seulement rappeler le passé. Il y a quelques jours, l'Azerbaïdjan a détruit la cathédrale de Stepanakert. 111 ans après l’entreprise de destruction de tout un peuple, quelques années après le nettoyage ethnique du Haut-Karabakh, le projet d’effacer l’Arménie est toujours à l’œuvre. Nous voterons cette semaine une résolution pour dénoncer cette obsession méthodique d’Aliyev, qui détruit un patrimoine multi-séculaire dans l'indifférence générale. La mémoire d’un génocide doit imposer à l’Europe d’agir enfin.

Christians of all generations in Qamishli, Syria, march and pray together to commemorate Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. Families, youth, and elders gather in unity, marking 111 years as they remember the martyrs and honor their enduring legacy through faith and remembrance. Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day is observed each year on April 24 to honor the memory of the Armenians who suffered martyrdom during the Armenian Genocide. During this period, the Ottoman Empire carried out mass deportations and killings that led to the martyrdom of around 1.5 million Armenians. The day is marked by prayer, remembrance, and a commitment to preserve their memory. #EasternChristians #ArmenianGenocide #NeverForget #Qamishli #Syria

Today's Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day commemorates not only the first genocide of the 20th century, but also the first modern government-sponsored one, and that inspired the Nazi horrors. "Never Again" must not ring hollow.

Ces mots puissants d'Aznavour sur le génocide arménien résonne des années plus tard en Artsakh où s'est déroulé un crime contre l'humanité: "Ils sont tombés pudiquement, sans bruit Par milliers, par millions, sans que le monde bouge... Moi je suis de ce peuple qui dort sans sépulture Qui a choisi de mourir sans abdiquer sa foi"

On Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, we remember the 1.5 million Armenians killed 111 years ago in a horrific genocide.   I was proud to be Speaker when Congress formally recognized the Armenian Genocide. And it was my honor to lead a Congressional delegation to visit the Tsitsernakaberd Genocide Memorial and pay respects to the men, women and children who were murdered.   By affirming the history of this tragedy, we work to make sure such horror can never again happen.

Today marks 111 years since the Ottoman Empire began the Armenian Genocide, systematically killing an estimated 1.5 million Armenians through massacres and death marches. This legacy of denial and erasure continued in 2023, when Azerbaijan imposed a nine-month blockade on Artsakh, followed by a military assault that ethnically cleansed over 120,000 indigenous Armenians from their homes. Villages were emptied, churches desecrated, and families fled with nothing. nagornokarabakhrights.substack.com/p/expert-opini… #FreeArmenianHostages

EN DIRECT | Discours du Premier ministre pour la commémoration du génocide Arménien. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Today is the memorial day of the Armenian Genocide, during which 2 million Christians were murdered in Turkey between 1915 and 1923. Yesterday the victims were honored in a ceremony at the Riksdag.

«L’Arménie a quelque chose d’européen.» Sylvain Tesson sur la culture arménienne et sa survie dans les siècles.

Blue Book Evidence of Armenian Genocide youtu.be/xXd-_cVsgxs?si… via @YouTube

🇦🇲🇸🇪 The Swedish Parliament honored the memory of the victims of the Armenian Genocide. Swedish Member of Parliament Björn Söder announced this on his Facebook page. Source: facebook.com/sdsoder?__cft_…

En ce jour de commémoration du génocide des Arméniens, je veux m’incliner à la mémoire de ses victimes passées, mais aussi continuer à m’engager auprès des Arméniens d’aujourd’hui: les réfugiés du Haut-Karabakh, les Arméniens d’Arménie et de la diaspora, la démocratie arménienne.

MY HEART IS WITH THE ARMENIAN PEOPLE ! April 24 is the anniversary of the Armenian Genocide of 1915, committed 111 years ago in the Ottoman Empire.

In 1915 #OnThisDay, the Armenian Genocide began with mass arrests of intellectuals in Istanbul. Up to 1.5 million were killed. Germany knew early and stayed silent. To this day, Turkey refuses to call it genocide. Remembering is vital to understanding the present.

✝️🇦🇲 Stand with #Armenia. Never forgive the #Armenian Genocide. Never forget #Artsakh. Never forget the crimes against humanity. Never forget the crimes against #Christians around the world. #History #Arménie

Mehmet Celal Bey, often called the Turkish Oskar Schindler, helped rescue thousands of Armenians during the 1915 genocide.

Cemal Pasha's grandson, Hasan Cemal:“Turkey, as a state, should apologize before the Armenians.” #ArmenianGenocide commonspace.eu/cemal-pashas-g…

Sarah Aaronsohn, Armenian Genocide Witness: In front of her very eyes, she saw the Armeians being tortured by the the Turks, unburied dead bodies devoured by wild dogs. #ArmenianGenocide

Hitler once said: But who remembers Armenia? The answer is the whole world. #ArmenianGenocide youtube.com/shorts/zXipF0b…

All armenians who live abroad arrived from 'genociders' land, so-called Turkey. Anatolia was the Armenian Highland before Tartaric Turks arrived from Altae Mountains, demolishing Armenian civilization islamatizing, culturifying original people. My many books on genocide on Amazon