In tijden van oorlog vallen er doden, vooral als een bevolkingsgroep je van binnenuit aanvalt, Armenen hebben in steden die ze in handen kregen geen ene turk in leven gehouden, maar grappig genoeg zijn WIJ de genen die schuldig zijn aan genocide..
Dit zijn 69 Noord-Amerikaanse historici die zeggen dat Armeense kwestie niet als genocide bestempelt kan worden.. Zijn deze allemaal omgekocht of geindoctrineerd door de Turkse staat??
No Genocide Agreement in The New York Times 19 may 1985
1. RIFAAT ABOU-EL-HAJ, Professor of History, California State University at Long Beach
2. RODERIC DAVISON, Professor of History, George Washington University
3. SARAH MOMENT ATIS, Professor of Turkish Language & Literature, University of Wisconsin at Madison
4. WALTER DENNY, Professor of Art History Associate & Near Eastern Studies, University of Massachusetts
5. KARL BARBIR, Associate Professor of History, Siena College (New York)
6. DR. ALAN DUBEN, Anthropologist, Researcher, New York City
7. ILHAN BASGOZ, Director of the Turkish Studies Program at the Department of Ural-Altaic Studies, Indiana University
8. ELLEN ERVIN, Research Assistant Professor of Turkish, New York University
9. DANIEL G. BATES, Professor of Anthropology, Hunter College, City University of New York
10. CAESAR FARAH, Professor of Islamic & Middle Eastern History, University of Minnesota
11. ULKU BATES, Professor of Art History, Hunter College, City University of New York
12. CARTER FINDLEY, Associate Professor of History, The Ohio State University
13. GUSTAV BAYERLE, Professor of Uralic & Altaic Studies, Indiana University
14. MICHAEL FINEFROCK, Professor of History, College of Charleston
15. ANDREAS G. E. BODROGLIGETTI, Professor of Turkic & Iranian languages, University of California at Los Angeles
16. ALAN FISHER, Professor of History, Michigan State University
17. KATHLEEN BURRILL, Associate Professor of Turkish Studies, Columbia University
18. CORNELL FLEISCHER, Assistant Professor of History, Washington University (Missouri)
19. TIMOTHY CHILDS, Professorial Lecturer at SAIS, Johns Hopkins University
20. PETER GOLDEN, Professor of History, Rutgers University, Newark
21. SHAFIGA DAULET, Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Connecticut
22. TOM GOODRICH, Professor of History, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
23. JUSTIN McCARTHY, Associate Professor of History, University of Louisville
24. ANDREW COULD, Ph.D. in Ottoman History, Flagstaff, Arizona
25. JON MANDAVILLE, Professor of the History of the Middle East, Portland State University (Oregon)
26. MICHAEL MEEKER, Professor of Anthropology, University of California at San Diego
27. RHOADS MURPHEY, Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern Languages, Cultures & History, Columbia University
28. THOMAS NAFF, Professor of History & Director, Middle East Research Institute University of Pennsylvania
29. PIERRE OBERLING, Professor of History, Hunter College of the City University of New York
30. WILLIAM OCHSENWALD, Associate Professor of History, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
31. ROBERT OLSON, Associate Professor of History, University of Kentucky
32. WILLIAM PEACHY, Assistant Professor of the Judaic, Near Eastern Languages & Literatures, The Ohio State University
33. DONALD QUATAERT, Associate Professor of History, University of Houston
34. HOWARD REED, Professor of History, University of Connecticut
35. WILLIAM GRISWOLD, Professor of History, Colorado State University
36. TIBOR HALASI-KUN, Professor Emeritus of Turkish Studies, Columbia University
37. WILLIAM HICKMAN, Associate Professor of Turkish, University of California, Berkeley
38. J. C. HUREWITZ, Professor of Government, Emeritus Former Director of the Middle East Institute (1971-1984), Columbia University
39. JOHN HYMES, Professor of History, Glenville State College, West Virginia
40. HALİL İNALCIK University Professor of Ottoman History, Member of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences, University of Chicago
41. RALPH JAECKEL, Visiting Assistant Professor of Turkish, University of California at Los Angeles
42. RONALD JENNINGS, Associate Professor of History & Asian Studies, University of Illinois
43. JAMES KELLY, Associate Professor of Turkish, University of Utah
44. KERİM KEY, Adjunct Professor, Southeastern University, Washington, D.C.
45. DANKWART RUSTOW, Distinguished University Professor of Political Science, City University, Graduate School, New York
46. ELAINE SMITH, Ph.D. in Turkish History, Retired Foreign Service Officer, Washington, D•C•
47. STANFORD SHAW, Professor of History, University of California at Los Angeles
48. EZEL KURAL SHAW, Associate Professor of History, California State University, Northridge
49. METIN KUNT, Professor of Ottoman History, New York City
50. FREDERICK LATIMER, Associate Professor of History Retired, University of Utah
51. AVIGDOR LEVY, Professor of History, Brandeis University
52. BERNARD LEWIS, Cleveland E. Dodge Professor of Near Eastern History, Princeton University
53. DR. HEATH W. LOWRY, Institute of Turkish Studies Inc. , Washington, D.C.
54. GRACE M. SMITH, Visiting Lecturer in Turkish, University of California at Berkeley
55. JOHN MASSON SMITH, JR. , Professor of History, University of California at Berkeley
56. DR. SVAT SOUCEK, Turcologist, New York City
57. ROBERT STAAB, Assistant Director of the Middle East Center, University of Utah
58. JUNE STARR, Associate Professor of Anthropology, SUNY Stony Brook
59. JAMES STEWART-ROBINSON, Professor of Turkish Studies, University of Michigan
60. DR. PHILIP STODDARD, Executive Director, Middle East Institute, Washington, D.C.
61. FRANK TACHAU, Professor of Political Science, University of Illinois at Chicago
62. METİN TAMKOÇ, Professor of International Law and Regulations, Texas Tech University
63. DAVID THOMAS, Associate Professor of History, Rhode Island College
64. MARGARET L. VENZKE, Assistant Professor of History, Dickinson College (Pennsylvania)
65. WARREN S. WALKER, Home Professor of English & Director of the Archive of Turkish Oral Narrative, Texas Tech University
66. DONALD WEBSTER, Professor of Turkish History, Retired
67. WALTER WEIKER, Professor of Political Science, Rutgers University
68. JOHN WOODS, Associate Professor of Middle Eastern History, University of Chicago
69. MADELINE ZILFI, Associate Professor of History, University of Maryland