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Europe’s Divided Memory: Triumph in Södertälje, Setback in Enschede - Syriac Press
SÖDERTÄLJE, Sweden / ENSCHEDE, The Netherlands — On a balmy summer evening last June, the Södertälje municipal council voted unanimously to erect Sweden’s first national monument to the 1915 Sayfo Genocide, a long-awaited tribute to the more than two million Syriacs (Arameans–Assyrians–Chaldeans), Armenians, and Greeks massacred by Ottoman Empire and its Kurdish tribal allies beginning in 1915. The resolution, funded entirely by the municipality…
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