3561) Genocide Claims Must Be Scrutinized In The Context of UN Rules and Regulations

Marmara University Symposium 26.5.2015

Ata Atun, Department of Civil Engineering, Near East University, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
Sükrü Server Aya, Author and Researcher, Istanbul, Turkey
Betula Nelson, Former Lecturer in Social Science, Brunel University, London, England.

This research was supported by the authors only.


Abstract

The purpose of this study is to draw attention of the public to the fact that established rules and accepted laws can be sometimes abused or exploited by rare profiteering groups, thus confusing minds and ideals of the average hard working decent humans, of all races, nations and faiths.


It is a known fact that an allegation of “genocide” is circling the world since 1973; the first day some Armenians in USA started to use terrorism by killing some 44 Turkish diplomats or officials in some 250 acts of terror all over the world. This terror ended in 1985 when many other innocent “non-Turkish” persons were also killed in a major act of terror at the Orly Airport in Paris. All these acts of brutal murder of innocent people were claimed to be a “revenge for innocent Armenians” that died a century ago, during WW-1.

Many but not all, large groups of Armenians living in Turkey were, forcibly and temporarily, re-located inside the country, away from war effected zones to areas where such a risk did not exist. This was a military necessity which aimed to disengage the troops trying to prevent sabotages by Armenian Volunteer Units that were fed and sheltered in Armenian houses.


Some diaspora Armenians and their active organizations, mainly in USA and France claim that they are descendants or inheritors of those who died in the war years of 1914-1922 and allege that these persons were annihilated purposely for the destruction of the complete Armenian race.. . . .




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