3393) Useful Answers to Frequent Questions on the Armenian Genocide By Dennis R. Papazian & Replies by Sukru Server Aya

The Armenian Genocide of World War I is sometimes called the forgotten genocide since it happened some 90 years ago, and it has left the public mind. On the other hand, it is still a living issue to the survivors and their progeny, as well as to all right thinking people who believe that all genocides must be accounted for. Many scholars and intellectuals have argued that if the Allies had punished the perpetrators of the Armenian Genocide after the war, namely the leaders of the Young Turk party of the then Ottoman Government of Turkey, Adolf Hitler and the Nazis would not have carried out the Jewish Holocaust during World War II. After all, Hitler read about the Armenian Genocide in his contemporary newspapers while he was a corporal in the German army and his bosom friend, Max Erwin von Scheubner-Richter was actually one of the hundreds of foreign witnesses to mass killings of Armenians during WWI and notified the German Foreign Office, allies of the Turks, that the Turkish Government was attempting to eradicate the Armenian population of the Empire. It is worth looking into whether other Germans who were in Turkey during the Armenian Genocide later became active in the Nazi Party.

Reply: (1) Mr. Papazian is unaware of the following statement which refutes all claims of any genocide; Copy of “Note Verbal” by Secretary-General Sir Eric Drummond, dated March 1st, 1920.
Page 2: “Further, in Turkey, minorities were often oppressed and massacres carried out by irregular bands who were entirely outside the control of the central Turkish Government.

(2) Mr. Papazian, although he gave a “no answer- answer” in Feb.2012 about Hitler in http://armenians-1915.blogspot.com/2012/02/3337-armenians-or-jews-dont-exist-in.html he omits the whole essay and expose the attachment of Dashnaks-Dro to Hitler as seen below in 1945.:
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