Turkey is the successor condition of the Ottoman Empire, and its official strategy on the Armenian Genocide is the foreswearing of its event. "In one ear, out the other," Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in suspicion of the European Parliament's as of late received determination "empowering" Turkey "to grapple with its past [and] to perceive the Armenian genocide." Turkey's refusal to notice others' request that it acknowledge that the mass slaughtering of Ottoman-Armenians in 1915 constituted genocide is normally communicated in tones of hostility, disgracing and national pride. In the meantime, outside judgment regularly comes up short, empowers deniers and helps Turkish government officials at home
Turkey is the successor condition of the Ottoman Empire, and its official strategy on the Armenian Genocide is the foreswearing of its event. "In one ear, out the other," Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in suspicion of the European Parliament's as of late received determination "empowering" Turkey "to grapple with its past [and] to perceive the Armenian genocide." Turkey's refusal to notice others' request that it acknowledge that the mass slaughtering of Ottoman-Armenians in 1915 constituted genocide is normally communicated in tones of hostility, disgracing and national pride. In the meantime, outside judgment regularly comes up short, empowers deniers and helps Turkish government officials at home