24 Апреля день поминовения жертв геноцида Genocide comemoration day Եղեռն 24 Ապրիլի

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Мотив шапки/лого и аватары переключены в режим 24 Апреля. Все аватары форумджан будут автоматический заменяться на другие, список тут http://viparmenia.com/images/avatars/exern/
Если есть какие картинки по моитвам геноцида, которые тоже желательно иметь в этот день, как аватар, оставте в этой теме включу в общий список.
Оригинальные аватары остануться там где и были и востановяться,как только выключу режим замены.

Եղեռնի օրը բոլոր ավատարները ֆոռումում պարտադիր կարգով կցուցադրվեն միայն Եղեռնի օրվա համապատասխան մոտիվներով։

All avatars on 24 April will have special motives corresponding to Genocide memoration day

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Սկզբից այս նկարը....

Tsitsernakaberd - Yerevan
In 1965, the 50th anniversary of the genocide, a 24-hour mass protest was initiated in Yerevan demanding recognition of the Armenian Genocide by Soviet authorities. The memorial was completed two years later, at Tsitsernakaberd above the Hrazdan gorge in Yerevan. The 44 metres (140 ft) stele symbolizes the national rebirth of Armenians. Twelve slabs are positioned in a circle, representing 12 lost provinces in present day Turkey. At the center of the circle there is an eternal flame. Each April 24, hundreds of thousands of people walk to the genocide monument and lay flowers around the eternal flame.

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Brat спасибо, включил в цикл.

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Апрель 23, 2009

Интервью репортёра Wall Street Journal с Президентом Армении!

WSJ: On April 24, President Barack Obama is due to make a statement on Armenian memorial day. The focus is on whether he uses the term genocide or doesn't. Right or wrong, it seems clear that if the U.S. recognizes the genocide that will make the Turks less willing to engage with Armenia. Which is more important to you? The U.S. genocide recognition now, or success in these reopening talks with Turkey?

Mr. Sargsyan: I think already now the motivation of Turkey has decreased, because as you said Prime Minister Erdogan is now offering preconditions. I believe it is not us Armenians who push the U.S. to recognize the genocide. The U.S. had its diplomats, missionaries and businesses in the Ottoman Empire, as well as its insurance companies, on the ground at the time of the genocide. The amount of evidence, the amount of factual materials the U.S. possesses on the matter of genocide is excessive and is as convincing today as it was years ago. Therefore the moment the U.S. finds it necessary to recognize the genocide they will do it…I don't believe we are pushing people into a dilemma between national interest and moral standing.

WSJ: So your preference, the preference of the Armenian government, would be for Mr. Obama to recognize the Armenian genocide, even if that puts the last nail in the coffin of any deal with Turkey to open the border any time soon?

Mr. Sargsyan: I would not like to see this process in a coffin. I would like us to be more open and broad-minded when watching this issue. That is why we want this issue of genocide not to be an obstacle to our relations with Turkey. After all, by recognizing the genocide neither we nor other countries that recognize it want to harm Turkey. I think this matter is very straightforward, restoration of justice and prevention of genocide in the future. Because if we try to tie relations between Armenia and Turkey to recognition of the genocide by one country or another …Armenian-Turkish relations will always be the footballs of other countries. If some countries decide to create difficulties in those relations, they would just announce a recognition of genocide and so would compromise relations between Armenia and Turkey. Once again, it is not we who are pushing the U.S. to recognize the genocide.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124041090806043783.html

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Скорбим и помним...

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Երեվան.24.04.09.