On behalf of Seyfo Center, Joseph Haweil sat down with Greek historian and researcher Stavros T. Stavridis to talk about the Assyrian Genocide and the worldwide movement for its recognition by the Republic of Turkey. Born to Greek parents in Cairo Egypt in 1949, Mr. Stavridis migrated to Australia with his parents in 1952. He took his BA from Deakin University having majored in political science and economic history. Between 1993-1998, Mr. Stavridis undertook a Masters program at Melbourne …
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The author is Director of the Assyrian Genocide Research Center in Europe, housed in Sweden. The following is an amalgam of the talk Sabri Atman gave at the conference in Athens, "Three Genocides, One Strategy" in September 2010 as well as talks on some other occasions. …
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EALING Council Leader Julian Bell and Mayor of Ealing, Councillor Rajinder Mann, have planted a tree in front of the council's Perceval House offices to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust. Yesterday (January 27), was the 66th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp in south-west Poland. …
Mr. Hayk Demoyan, the Director of The Armenian Genocide Museum Institute's questioning and denial of the Armenian Genocide by Mr. Davutoglu the Turkish Foreign Minister …
Ms Cherie Burton is NSW State member of Parliament in Australia. Below is her speech at the NSW state Parliament on 30th of November 2010 about the Assyrian, Armenian and Greek Genocide. …