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Genocide | 22.04.10 | 13:48

Film on Armenian Genocide wins praise in Germany, outrages the Turks

Turkish MP Canan Arıtman, demanded an explanation from Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu as to how come a documentary by German director telling about the Armenian Genocide was shown on German television. “Aghet: Nation Murder” is a documentary made by German filmmaker Eric Friedler that “compellingly proves the absolute truth of the genocide of the Armenian people” ( writes the Center for Armenian Remembrance ).

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Helmut Kunz (unverified)
19.03.2011 15:57
Shame on the United States for making certain that not one clip is shown on the internet. Keep up your cowardly obeisance to the Turkish government. I know individual Turks and they are wonderful people and quietly understand what ha transpired.
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spurktsi (unverified)
22.04.2010 12:56
what was that thing called? oh yeah, freedom of speech. Who can believe that a German can sing in Jewish and can manage to stay out of prison in Germany. It seems the world is quite different outside Turkey, and singing in Kurdish isn't banned at all!
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