US EditionTurkey Rejects Greek Genocide Claims Amid Day of Remembrance
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Ankara's reaction to the statement of the President of the Republic and indirect attack on the Minister of Defense - He attributes it to internal political motives
Turkey rejects Greek genocide claims amid Day of Remembrance
A sharp diplomatic clash erupted on Thursday, September 14, as Turkey rejected statements from Greek leaders marking the Day of Remembrance of the Genocide of the Greeks of Asia Minor, observed annually. In a strongly worded statement, Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the Greek claims “unfounded and outrageous” and said they contradicted “historical facts.” The ministry urged Greece to avoid actions that could “incite hostility betwee…
With a provocative and deeply ahistorical announcement, Ankara attempts to respond to Athens on the occasion of the black anniversary of the Asia Minor Disaster and the relevant statements by Greek officials. Specifically in… Provocative and ahistorical announcement by the Turkish Foreign Minister on the Asia Minor Disaster - NAVY
National Remembrance Day: the Uprooting of the Greeks of Asia Minor and the Eternal Wound of History
Today Greece stands before memory and stares one of the darkest chapters of the twentieth century in the face. Every September 14th, the National Day of Remembrance of the Genocide of the Greeks of Asia Minor by the Turkish State is commemorated. The choice of the date is not accidental as it coincides with the days when Smyrna surrendered to the […]
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